Woke police: Bad judgement—or bad law? … this can happen, because the reality is that laws exist that almost anyone may fall foul of. … can amount to an offence. Guilt in English law Hampshire Police stated that they arrested …
Prof. Michael Esfeld—Common law requires the courage to judge … with Alex Thomson how the term "the rule of law" has been twisted to mean its opposite and in fact refers to the rule of natural law above the legislation of tyrants, and …
Canada's expanding euthanasia laws: Making the unthinkable thinkable again … voluntarily euthanised . In March 2021, the law was amended by Bill C–7, which permits … the requirement in the law that a person’s natural death be reasonably foreseeable in order …
The UK’s New Bill of No Rights … Are Rights? In 1882, Lysander Spooner wrote Natural Law; or the Science of Natural Justice . He …
Ultimately, the Netherlands has no actual constitution—Part 1 … foundations of all disciplines, including law. Although the reader will surely … responsibility according to law". Mandatory natural gas shut-offs Consider also the attempt …
A Dissident's Guide to the Constitution: Episode 5, Part I — Democracy: a British value? … be sovereign, and yet, it is not the source of law. — Ruben Alvarado, Common Law and Natural Rights A doctrine of ‘parliamentary …
Constitutional Conundrum: A Question of Consent? … be renounced the Court stated @ 190 that “The natural born subject owes allegiance from his … The natural born subject cannot at common law at any time cast it off….nor can the …
The true significance of King Charles’ and Queen Elizabeth’s Coronation Oaths … aspect of the ceremony that is required by law’. Indeed, when the Archbishop of Canterbury … the distinction between sentences that follow natural justice and those that follow the letter …
NHS Nurse’s Fight for Freedom of Belief … was receiving (and was paying for), and the nature of the response that her questioning of … ideas, initially developed in the field of law, have taken root in education more than in …
The Heirarchy Of Authority … Tier 1 - The Rule Of Law The law is the supreme authority. It applies … means our common law, also referred to as natural law or God’s law. ‘Law’ does not mean …
Whatever Happened To Grand Juries? … by lawful judgment of his peers, and by the law of the land. The right of Grand Juries to … “Strengthen” and “preserve” have their natural meaning. There is no lawful authority for …
UK Column News - 1st May 2024 … What would Dignitas assisted dying law mean for relatives? Matt Hancock (on X): For … Board (ADHB): Additional income streams— what natural capital and government schemes are …
Rev. Willie Philip: Battle is normal for Christian life and leadership … David Scott discusses with Rev. Philip the nature of corruption in Scotland, regression to … in court, the difference between the rule of law and the rule of official opinion, the nature …
The Rise Of The Philanthropists … run probably by a trust, has made up its own law. While we are using hospital facilities, we are bound by its law. This is not Natural Law created by God. Its not Common Law …
Jeremy Bentham … wrote that Bentham, the father of English law reform, regarded Blackstone as the … Union, Christian morality and expressions of natural law had no place in Bentham's world of …
Transcend or Die: The origins of totalitarian evolutionary transhumanism … the worship of Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection. The Huxleys were influential … telepathy, they had uncovered a “telepathic law” much like Newton’s law of gravity and …
Co. Mayo, Ireland: Questionable Arrests Continue … himself and his family. While all common-law jurisdictions (although with almost total … has failed to observe constitutional and natural justice; and (3) has likewise failed to …
Crisis: Housing, Covid–19 and the Emergence of a New Fascism … Western nations. David and Simon explore the nature and identifying features of fascism , and … is to say, men have acquiesced to man-made law rather than personally choosing good over …
Monumental Errors … reasoning or inferences from any principles, natural or political; it must take its rise from positive law; the origin of it can in no country or age be …
