Category: Court Process

Hope For Justice: In Action

By , January 26, 2012
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Welcome to the latest instalment of Hope For Justice. We call this part "Hope For Justice: In Action" because it lays the foundational ideas for actions you can take to help move your personal "hope that there really is justice" into action steps. Interestingly it is the opposite of "inaction"...that which got us to where we are today.

We cover some of the key points from the Hope For Justice material and lay the foundation for action steps you can take to reclaim justice for yourself. Fortunately (or unfortunately) it is a solo journey. You must do the work, gain knowledge and take action YOURSELF. This is not something anyone can give you. You must live it and claim it. Many may say that is a good thing. Either way, it's up to you.

The claim and exercise of a right cannot be converted into a crime. there can be no sanction or penalty imposed upon one because of an exercise of his constitutional rights. No state shall covert a liberty into a privilege, license it and charge a fee therefore. The citizen can ignore the license and the fee and engage in the with impunity,

Stand Up.

Be the Change you want to see in the world.

Know justice to know peace

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Clean Hands Doctrine Case in SOPA Law Lobbying

By , December 30, 2011
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The SAME People Who Want SOPA PASSED Are the Ones Who Distributed All the File Sharing Software!

SOPA is pending legislation called the Stop Online Privacy Act and millions of dollars are being spent to pass new laws that would give unknown amounts of control to corporations to control the internet BUT here is a wee principle in law referred to as the "clean hands doctrine" which generally means you can't come to a court (or lawmaker) and seek remedy for some action that you participated in or was illegal in the first place. Makes sense right?

There is a lot of noise about the Internet being used to download "illegal" copies of music, movies, tv shows, book etc. anything covered by a commercial copyright. OK, makes sense too. I can see a possible problem with that, if it were that simple.

BUT, It seems that the companies suing people for downloading copyright material, and there have been people sued successfully, not only participated in the damage they now claim....they promoted it, educated on it, provided the software Continue reading 'Clean Hands Doctrine Case in SOPA Law Lobbying'»

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Retired Supreme Court of Canada Judge Reminds Us Public Opinion Rules

By , December 27, 2011
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An interesting talk by a recently retired Supreme Court of Canada justice. He raises many points of interest most important among which I have heard and read many times before that:

It is up to the public to to shift the courts and politicians even more than it is the court's job. He is not specific but the key issue before the courts in EVERY case is: would this conduct shock the conscience of the public? If the actions of the government, their agents or corporations is repugnant then the law is secondary BUT it requires a sufficient public outcry to be taken seriously.

This is the key to ending the continuing police, political and corporate corruption which ONLY is allowed to continue because there is not sufficient public outcry.

Once the public stands and speaks out in sufficient numbers ANY Continue reading 'Retired Supreme Court of Canada Judge Reminds Us Public Opinion Rules'»

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Court and the NAME Game

By , December 10, 2011
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Once upon a time a baby was born, given a name, registered a NAME of a PERSON and had a Birth Certificate created that was traded on the international money markets to fund their local government.

As time went by that child grew up and applied for all sorts of government programs to qualify for all sorts of free government benefits, after already having had a variety of free money coming to mom and dad in the form of baby allowance, tax credits, medical insurance throughout their young life.

Take, take, take. People want everything for free. They want the government to pay for everything. Well, it sure is a good thing that those smart, fiscally responsible government folks had figured out how to monetize that new baby's birth event so they could pay for all that free stuff!

Is that a new way of looking at things?

One day the young adult got charged with an offence under Continue reading 'Court and the NAME Game'»

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Secrets of the Legal Industry

By , November 14, 2011
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An interesting course on the principles of court process that lays down some important principles for people to understand by Richard Luke Cornforth.

Secrets of the Legal industry Book

Information website: HERE

 

4 Secrets of the Legal Industry

 

Secrets of the Legal Industry Series by Richard Cornforth. Part 1 of 3 - 1hr 27min Continue reading 'Secrets of the Legal Industry'»

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