Arrest: Three Writs of Capias of U.S. District of Connecticut Judge Nagala

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT
AUGUST 13, 2024
CASE 3:24-CV-01103-SVN

[Sui Juris Petitioner, Andrew Hamilton Pritchard]
Vs.
[In their individual capacity, United States District of Connecticut Judge Sarala V. Nagala, Connecticut Superior Court Judge Scott M. Jones, Judge Gary White, Judge Peter McShane, Judge Mary Elizabeth Reid, Judge Maria Gonzalez, Judge John F. Blawie, Judge Kevin Randolph, Judge Bruce Hudock, Judge Kenneth Provodator, and Judge Kevin Hernandez],
THE THIRD WRIT OF CAPIAS FOR UNITED STATES DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT JUDGE SARALA V. NAGALA AND THE FIRST FOR CLERK WITH AFFIDAVIT IN REGARD TO ORDER DOC. #11 DENYING [DOC. #9] WRIT OF CAPIAS; VIOLATIONS OF U.S. JUDICIAL CODE OF CONDUCT CANON 2 AND CANON 3; FRAUD UPON THE COURT; CONSTRUCTIVE FRAUD; LOSS OF AUTHORITY; ALL ORDERS VOID; MISPRISION OF TREASON; AND TREASON.
The Sui Juris Petitioner, Andrew Hamilton Pritchard, as a living-breathing American Man with a vested interest in lawful justice in the Jurisdiction of the U.S. Constitution, “the Supreme Law of the Land”, demands/orders the arrest United States District of Connecticut Judge Sarala V. Nagala and the Clerk for the charges below, VOID ALL Orders, and release “Whistleblower” Samuel A. Magliari, Jr. with restitution immediately.
THIS IS A DEMAND OF ARREST compliant with “Probable Cause” and/or “Exigent Circumstances” of the Fourth Amendment.
Because of Complicit Judge Sarala V. Nagala’s willful violation of U.S. Judicial Code of Conduct Canon 2: A Judge Should Avoid Impropriety and the Appearance of Impropriety in All Activities; Canon 3: A Judge Should Perform the Duties of the Office Fairly, Impartially and Diligently; and “war against the Constitution”, I do not recognize her authority as a Judge.
As a living-breathing American Man, one of “We the People”, the Fourth Branch of Our Government, I have jurisdiction and authority to address any felony that I witness firsthand.
I am arresting Sarala V. Nagala for Misprision of Felony, Misprision of Treason, TREASON and more. See Charges below.
It is my duty.
"The rule of the common law, that a peace officer or a private citizen may arrest a felon without a warrant, has been generally held by the courts of the several States to be in force in cases of felony punishable by the civil tribunals." Kurtz v. Moffitt, 115 U.S. 487, 504 (1885).