They gotta have both oaths of office and public official bonds [surety bonds] which confirm their oaths of office. Without the bonds, there is no oath. The oath is invalid without the bonds. It is in every state constitution.
Morton IX > Andramedia Cheryl Robinson-WashingtonApril 21, 2023 23:14
This is absolutely true Andramedia. You hit the nail on the head.
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They gotta have both oaths of office and public official bonds [surety bonds] which confirm their oaths of office. Without the bonds, there is no oath. The oath is invalid without the bonds. It is in every state constitution.
This is absolutely true Andramedia. You hit the nail on the head.