Defending Common Law Rights and Individual Sovereignty

Introduction:

The New Federation Party is committed to protecting the fundamental rights of sovereign Canadians to access the common law court system, free from statute court monopoly infringement. We believe in the separation of individual sovereignty from the jurisdiction of statute courts and the removal of the law societies' monopoly over our judicial system, courts, and judges. To achieve these goals, we propose "The Lawful Society Act."

Key Objectives:

Protecting Common Law Rights:

We will safeguard the right of Canadians to access the common law court system without interference from statute court monopolies.

Separating Individual Sovereignty:

The act will ensure the separation of individual sovereignty from the jurisdiction and overreach of statute courts, preserving the rights of citizens to be judged by their peers.

SECRET SOCIETIES DISCLOSURE

It is apparent in a just and righteous society that secret oaths and secret allegiances cannot be allowed or hidden within our judicial system and The New Federation Party will make it illegal to sit in any position of power where decisions are made where perception of bias could in anyway be questioned.

Ending Law Society Monopoly:

We will put an end to the monopoly of law societies over our judicial system, courts, and judges, ensuring a more open and accessible justice system.

Policy Details:

1. Protecting Common Law Rights:

"The Lawful Society Act" will unequivocally protect Canadians' rights to access the common law court system. This means that individuals will be able to utilize their rights under common law without undue interference from statute court monopolies.

The act will clarify and uphold the principles of common law, ensuring that Canadians can rely on the centuries-old traditions of justice that have underpinned our legal system through the common law.

2. Separating Individual Sovereignty:

The act will safeguard the separation of individual sovereignty from the jurisdiction and overreach of statute courts. Individuals will have the right to be judged by their peers within the framework of common law.

This separation ensures that citizens retain their sovereignty and individual rights in legal matters.

3. Ending Law Society Monopoly:

We will introduce measures to put an end to the monopoly of law societies over our judicial system, courts, and judges. This move will make the legal system more open and accessible to all Canadians.

The act will encourage diversity and competition within the legal profession, fostering a more dynamic and responsive justice system free of precieved bias.

Conclusion:

"The Lawful Society Act" reflects our dedication to protecting common law rights, individual sovereignty, and access to an open and accessible justice system. The New Federation Party invites all Canadians to join us in this endeavor to uphold the rights and freedoms of our citizens in the legal arena.