Mark Ritchie

My name is Mark Ritchie, my heart runs deep in civil leadership and spirituality. From the loving competent guidance of my parents Donald and Lucille Ritchie, to honoring the legacy of my great, great Uncle U.S. Senator Blanche Kelso Bruce (Mississippi-Republican), a prominent figure in the Reconstruction era. I have also dedicated my life to learning and applying the principles of ecclesiastical law. Because of this, I’ve served as a Contract Remediator and Attorney In Fact on a case against the S.E.C. My rich heritage inspires my pursuit of Justice and Freedom.

I have a rooted understanding in the power of communication. I’m an award winning news reporter, and radio producer, my show was syndicated in 13 markets in Alabama and Florida. Those experiences positioned me to serve in Knoxville Mayor Victor Ashe’s cabinet as Director of the Office of Public Affairs and the Spokesman for the city.

I’ve won cases at the municipal, county and state level, without being a member of the BAR. My application of ecclesiastical law challenges judges and prosecutors when they apply unconstitutional rules on litigants. In CITY OF MARIETTA v. McCorkle the prosecutor was forced to withdraw. In Negma v. Johnson, Texas State Court, prosecution opted to withdraw after only one filing from me. S.E.C. v. Patrick Jevon Johnson, the S.E.C. attorneys were forced by the Court of Appeals to answer my Opening Briefs. These nuanced successes are what inspired me to write my book, “Sacred Foundations” where I expose how ecclesiastical law makes up the DNA of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Finally, I honor my grand mother Pauline Lassic Manuel, who served the Montgomery Improvement Association, thank you for your power, grace and leadership. It’s an honor to honor you.