A Court is NOT a Physical Place or government institution. A Court is the gathering of 12 Community Members (Peers) who gather together to form the Jury that Hears any Claim that has been placed upon other Members of their Community and they resolve the matter by making a Just and Lawful Decision in the shortest amount of time possible.
There are NO Court Costs, NO Legal Fees, NO Lawyers, NO RE-Presentatives, NO Middle-Men or Third Parties involved during a Common Law Proceeding. The Parties to the Claim Present their Evidence and state their Case to the Court and the Jury decides the best solution for them.
Be the Autodidact in your Community and learn how to Establish a True Common Law Court. DownLoad the Common Law Training Manual(s) here :
THE COMMON LAW COURT TRAINING MANUAL FIRST EDITION
THE-COMMON-LAW-COURT-TRAINING-MANUAL
THE COMMON LAW COURT TRAINING MANUAL SECOND EDITION
The Common Law Training Manual - Second EditionIf a WoMan or Man has a Claim that they wish to bring forward in a Common Law Court they then request a Public Notice of Right of Claim to be Granted. 12 Members of the Community answer the Notice and form the Jury who will Hear the Claim on the Day it is set to be Heard before the Communities Dedicate Court Council.
Public Notices of prior Claims of Rights from the Sovereign – Common Law Court of the Land can be viewed under the Sovereign – Common Law Court of the Land drop down tab.
or by Clicking : HERE
Speaking about our Journey in Common Law and the introduction of our Public Service Auditors – March 20, 2022 – Hulcar Hall – Armstrong, British Columbia :