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 “The more laws the less justice” 
~ German Proverb

“In the absence of justice, what is sovereignty but organized robbery?”
~ Saint Augustine

“There is a higher court than courts of justice and that is the court of conscience. It supersedes all other courts.” 
~ Mahatma Gandhi

Obtain Your U.S. Justice Department File 93 percent of all Americans have a U.S. Justice Department file. You have the right to see these files. Get the information you're entitled to with Right-to-Know. This is a sales site, but I just thought the lead line alone was worth placement on this site.

and then there's this ... Visit DOJ's new website http://www.lifeandliberty.gov/, launched to educate Americans about how we are preserving life and liberty by using the USA PATRIOT Act.

No Comment. This was taken off of the main DOJ Website.

The U.S. Criminal Code - the entire code, for free! Astoundingly quick.

Constitution Ruled Inadmissible as Evidence Judge upholds government motion to redact defense exhibit the Citizens Rule Book by Don Harkins of the Idaho Observer.

May I See Your Papers, Please? by Jackie Juntti of the Idaho Observer. Did you know you have to provide "GOVERNMENT ISSUED IDENTIFICATION" to travel? Read this amazing article!

Official FIJA Web Site FIJA Official Web Site FIJA is a non-profit, tax-deductible organization dedicated to educating the public about the power and purpose of both the grand jury and the trial jury. Official Website for the Fully Informed Jury Association. Excellent info for potential jurors (that’s US!) and anyone having to state their case in front of a jury.

Citizens Rule Book & Juror’s Handbook.

Jury Rights and Jury Nullification. An excellent collection of articles on these subjects.

The Answer Book for Jury Service. Prepared for jurors in the Circuit Courts of the Commonwealth by the Judicial Council of Virginia.

The Law Is What The Jury Says It Is, by Godfrey Lehman - and other downloadable documents on jury law.

Introduction to Basic Legal Citation (1997-98 ed.)by Peter W. Martin.

Legal Citation Guide, Prepared by Susan Mackay (Murdoch University Law Library) in collaboration with Gary Davis (Murdoch University School of Law).

Rules of Court By Genie Tyburski,.

Litigator's Internet Resource Guide

Summary of Constitutional Rights, Powers and Duties. Discussions of rights are sometimes confused concerning what are and are not rights of the people or powers of government or the duties of each. This is an attempt to summarize the rights, powers, and duties recognized or established in the U.S. Constitution, in Common Law as it existed at the time the U.S. Constitution was adopted, or as implied therein. Not included are certain "internal" rights and powers that pertain to the various elements of government within each level with respect to each other.

Understanding the Federal Courts. Far too many people lack knowledge of their federal court system, believing that it is a forum only to be used and understood by attorneys. This document provides an overview of the organization, operation, and administration of the entire federal court system.

Tucker's Blackstone — The Commentaries on the Laws of England by William Blackstone was the canonical codification of the Common Law, but it needed to be adapted to the needs of the U.S. Constitution. This was done in 1803 by St. George Tucker, one of the Founders, who republished the Commentaries, and added commentaries of his own, making the needed adaptations. The complete 5-volume work is being converted. Here is what has been converted so far.

Commentaries on American Law, by James Kent (1826) — Kent's Commentaries succeeded Tucker's Blackstone by reformulating the relevant content of Blackstone's Commentaries and integrating Common Law with Constitutional Law up to that time. The complete 5-volume work is being converted. Here is what has been converted so far.

How Dead are the Bill of Rights? Table illuminates the infractions and gives a percentage (more or less) death rate of our rights.

"Trial By Jury" By LYSANDER SPOONER - 1852. A powerful book on the trial by jury, jury rights, and the abuse of juries common in the courts.

"A Modern Statement of Grievances and Demands for Redress — A summary of what needs to be done, in the form of a declaration modeled on the Declaration of Independence. Get your organization to adopt it as a position statement, and publicize it widely.

"Freedom of Information Kit" Complete set of text files for those who wish to make a FOIA request: includes - Instructions, application, fee waiver, appeal, addresses & offices, and includes a "walk-through" scenario.

Federal REGIONALISM destroying the Constitution. A short list of the unconstitutional laws and decrees eliminating our freedom.

McAlvany Intelligence Advisor. A bit paranoid, and waaaay over to the right, but if you can sift through the heavily biased propaganda, there is much useful information in the form of the occasional fact. Weird, but interesting read.

Creating the Federal Judicial System, 2d ed. 1994 . This 34-page publication is an update of a historical survey originally published in 1989 for the bicentennial year of the First Judiciary Act. The authors explain the provisions of the 1789 Act and the compromises it embodies, review the evolution of the federal judicial system during the nineteenth century, and analyze the conditions and debates that led to passage of the Evarts Act in 1891, which established the three-tiered system that characterizes federal court structure today. The publication includes twelve maps that illustrate the growth and evolution of the districts and circuits from 1789 to the present. Download a PDF version of this document. (756k).

RULES OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES Adopted July 29, 1995 Effective October 2, 1995.

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. This is a demonstration project to provide access to recent decisions of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

FEDERAL RULES OF EVIDENCE (1997)

 

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