20 Sunday Jul 2014
Posted in Freeman Movement, New World Order
Tags
australian government, common law, Expendable, Freeman Movement, Malcolm McClure, Mark Pytellek, police abuse, police in australia, private court systems, Reader's Digest, Schapelle Corby, statutory law, telemarketers
Six years ago, I took part in what is known as the Freeman Movement, where I attempted to use Common Law to address Statutory Law. I was just a beginner at what I was doing, and my experience of attempting to challenge the system taught me alot. Continue reading
13 Friday Jun 2014
Posted in Law, reference material
Tags
biblical law, common law, England, god given rights, habeas corpus, statutory law, William Duke of Normandy
from http://www1.curriculum.edu.au/ddunits/guide/g3b_common.htm
The system of law which developed in England is called the common law. It became a worldwide system because of Britain’s conquests and expansion overseas. It operates in Australia and in the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Malaysia and India. The common law is the great rival or alternative to the system which derives from Roman law which operates in Europe, South America and Japan. That is called the civil law. Continue reading