The old adage of rule by consent is true on many levels. In one sense, disillusioned and disaffected peoples across the Western world lament what is widely perceived as an increasingly failed society. Out of control government, corporate and individual…
In the words of the great Common Law advocate Bill Thornton, the Common Law is custom that is shared among a community of likeminded people. The tradition of the Common Law has its earliest roots in the venerable pre-Christian, Pagan…
Lady Justicia, commonly known as Lady Justice, is the symbolic personification of justice and the rule of law. Traditionally depicted with a blindfold, scales, and a sword, Lady Justicia represents impartial decision-making, the fair weighing of evidence, and the authority…
In the Common Law tradition, trespass is a crime of one man’s actions infringing upon the inalienable rights of another man (to person, property, or liberty). When those actions are done by public officials or corporate officers, then these may…
In many cases, a just outcome may be achieved through Summary Judgement. The following is a brief outline of process and some potential pitfalls. Common pitfalls to avoid• Burying the court in immaterial facts or quotations instead of element-level “material…
In Australia and other common law jurisdictions, remedies are drawn from two great streams of law: Common Law and Equity. Both operate within the courts and are available to provide redress when one person wrongs another. Among the remedies recognized…
The following member contribution discusses the curious case of miscegenation in the family and a commercial lien used as a means of intervention and prevention. Reader discretion is advised and if discussion of miscegenation as a wrong, harm and trespass…
The rate of increase in violent crime across Western society appears to be keeping pace with the frantic attempts of governments to strip the People their Common Law right to self-defense. Relentless ethnic cleansing by governments and corporations across the…