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Act and the Canadian
Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms: s. 32 applies only
to actions of the government, it's agencies/corporations and
employees, not to private men and women;
Legislation - Antecedent to England, Magna Charta, English Bill of Rights 1689; and/or lawfully passed by Parliament, given Royal Assent, and published in the Canada Gazette e.g. Canadian Bill of Rights; The Bill of Rights is mis-named. It guarantees no rights. It is in fact a bill of prohibitions. It details what the government is prohibited from doing. Case law - Decisions adjudicated are not common law. Most, if not all, case law decisions today are made in a 'administrative/military/equity' quasi-judicial quasi-criminal court-like setting in chambers. These decisions are not a precedent under common law, nor are they applicable to the common law, under the common law. Code Civil/Criminal – colorable admiralty/military law; Civil law is the law that evolved from Roman law, based on a written code |
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| Common Law Court |
ADMINISTRATIVE COURT |
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DESCRIPTION - LEGAL |
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Natural common law is the law of the land. It is everyone’s birthright, as it is based on custom and usage, partly derived from the Magna Charta. The Magna Charta forever establishes the principle that no one, be it king, lawmaker, or legislator is above natural common law. Common law has two basic requirements: Do not hurt anyone or their property, honor all contracts. The negative golden rule applies: Don't do something to someone that you don't want done to you. Natural common law is not written, enacted or codified. Common law does not take authority from any bodies politic. |
"Statutory / civil law" is the law that evolved from Roman law, based on written code, statutes, and regulations. It is applicable only to government employees. It is bogus admiralty/military law. Administrative Law is also known under these names: Equity / Civil / Statutory / Admiralty-Maritime-Commercial-Military Law. |
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True / proper name = the living soul E.g. Jane Ann Doe |
E.g. JANE ANN DOE; DOE, JANE A; DOE, Jane A; |
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Inherent birthrights cannot
be infringed, abrogated or abridged by the state or anyone
in any context. 2) Right to a common law fair trial with an unbiased jury of 12 like peers 3) Right to speak for yourself or have anyone else speak for you 4) Right to be informed of true nature of the accusation whether it is civil or criminal and the cause of the accusations 5) Right that all evidence will be used, including all alleged contracts, be placed in evidence of the the court 6) Right to introduce evidence 7) Right to face accuser personally and not paperwork 8) Right to call witnesses |
Civil rights are granted as a privilege to creatures of law, they are deemed to be PERSONS with only civil rights, privileges and licenses, which may be granted or denied by the state. In an admiralty court, one is dealing with an administrative tribunal, wherein unalienable birthrights are expunged and held hostage to the cash register. Lawyers call a creature of law a legal fiction, or a corporation. Juridical personality is 'given, granted' by an operation of law. E.g. birth certificate. A legal fiction / juridical personality is the legal means created by the state to exercise jurisdiction in an administrative law court over the living soul. |
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Innocent until proven guilty
No victimless crime - Bona
fide injured party, corpus delecti, must have done harm to
people or property |
Guilty until proven innocent DEFENDANT/PERSON = CORPORATION
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De jure means "of the light" and natural justice. A de jure judge in the common law is also known as foreman
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De Facto - means "there in fact" and is not of law, but emergency, war and necessity.
Courts are corporate arbitration boards consisting of an Arbitrator, so-called "Judge", and a panel of corporate government employees known as PERSONS, so-called "Juries" Adjudicator commonly called judge - ruling=opinion by whim, discretion, public policy not law; biased, prejudicial e.g. appointed and paid by the STATE; the STATE judges its own case, and is a party to their own action; can make any act a crime; impose penal and monetary sanctions at whim and discretion; practices colorable law from the bench; hears only officers of the court e.g. lawyers; they are adjudicator’s ‘in chambers’ ‘administering public war policy’ In chambers - the court functions as private corporate arbitration board as the private fiefdom of the adjudicator to increase the flow of revenue from their mock-court No stare decisis - Means no precedent binds any court, because they have no law standard of absolute right and wrong by which to measure a ruling—what is legal today may not be legal tomorrow. |
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Invoking a common law jury and court to hear the case - Each party chooses six willing peers and the peers choose a thirteenth man/woman to be the foreman. The foreman, commonly called ‘judge’ only votes in case of a tie and should be well versed in common law. This court can be held in private and all matters decided and adjudicated can remain private matters and are held in strict confidence during and after the trial. The foreman puts into writing the decision of the jury of 12 peers and everyone is expected to abide by it.
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No right to trial by jury - sole adjudicator controls mock-trial; pretence of a jury as advisory to adjudicator; adjudicator determines admissibility of evidence; jury must accept the color of law/evidence as given by adjudicator; jury renders verdict according to what adjudicator dictates as evidence; what evidence is presented is controlled and manipulated by the adjudicator; adjudicator can override jury; jury plays passive role of observer
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Due process of common law
- Canadian Bill of Rights and English Bill of Rights guarantee
Common law summons contains no codes, rules, regulations, statutory law; Common law summons addressed to the living soul styled in proper noun format
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Due process of law is optional and is only a process. - Results are irrelevant. It is said justice has been ‘served’ or ‘made an appearance’ if, in theory, rules and procedures have been followed. Legal matters administrate, conform to, and follow rules. They are equitable in nature and are presumed rather than actual. A legal process defective in law is color of law however Gestapo-like tactics are used without qualm. |
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Adversarial - the procedure of the common law is that arguments are addressed orally to the court, and the evidence is directly presented to it or to the jury who decides questions of fact but also those of law. No need for lawyers - living soul is their own authority, their court of good conscience |
Inquisitorial - lawyers are officers of the court, loyal to the court, and only present favorable evidence, along with conspiring with the adjudicator to offer public war policy. The lawyer exists to protect the court; they have the power to summarily expedite cases and/or to directly influence case. The scales of ‘justice’ are balanced in favor of PERSONS represented by lawyers, and how deep your pockets are. Lawyers - witness and testify; they present
hearsay evidence. They are third part interveners and never
have first hand evidence. They are not competent witnesses
nor can any statements they make be truth and fact. Plus,
they creatively re-interpret any event to fit any scenario.
They deal in assumptions, hearsay, and dishonor. |
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Under authority of Common Law: 1) All are totally responsible
for our actions 6) No written law exists to lawfully bind anyone to a foreign jurisdiction against their freewill and good judgment Individually endowed by Almighty
God with certain unalienable Rights. That among these are
the Right to: |
Jurisdiction - the ‘right to rule’
is ASSumed by unspoken consent; the whole illusion rests
upon consent A voluntary appearance at a courthouse
will be interpreted as a consent to jurisdiction of that
court, so, any appearance or acquiescence with a demand
or request will constitute acceptance of jurisdiction. Any
compliance with requests, commands, demands summons is conformation
of acceptance. |