12 Presumptions of Public Law (Roman Law)
Twelve Presumptions of Roman Law
(or how you've lost before you every step foot in court)
Each one of the 12 Presumptions below is explained in detail to show you how the legal system bears no relation to the one that you think you know.
When people refer to the Law they are not referencing the legal shenanigans that we are discussing here but Legal and Lawful are seen by most as the same when in fact they are fully divorced of each other.
Read on if you want your eyes opened about judges, attorneys, barristers, solicitors and lawyers and the guilds that they belong to. Find out how we've been hoodwinked into accepting judgments against us due to our ignorance and as we know "ignorance is no defence" is a legal principle holding that a person who is unaware of a law may not escape liability for violating that law merely by being unaware of its content.
However you're bound to be ignorant.
Why?
Because they've hidden all the knowledge you need in 1000's of pages of unintelligible text.
Designed to keep you permanently confused and therefore in need of the BAR (legal guilds) help.
The guild that is a closed shop.
The 12 Presumptions of Public Law explains how you are lost before you even begin.
Roman Law (Private Legal Process):
- Public Record
- Public Service
- Public Oath
- Immunity
- Summons
- Custody
- Court of Guardians
- Court of Trustees
- Government as Executor/Beneficiary
- Executor De Son Tort
- Incompetence
- Guilt