Dec
14
HOW TO PROVE THAT FOR THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT THERE IS NO CONSTITUTION
Filed Under Adoption, CONSTITUTION, LEARNING THE LAW, Oath of Office, PRESIDENTS | Comments Off
Former President of the United States George W. Bush said it best: “The Constitution is just a piece of paper.” The Constitution of September 17, 1787 was the original “piece of paper,” which George Washington refused to adopt by taking the Article VI oath in a way that would bind him “to support this Constitution.” […]
Dec
11
WHY THERE IS NO JURY NULLIFICATION IN FEDERAL TRIAL COURTS
Filed Under Adoption, Article III, Articles of Confederation, COMMON LAW, CONSTITUTION, Electoral College, Oath of Office, U.S. District Court | 2 Comments
The concept of jury nullification, which is simply the process of an English common law jury deciding all the facts and law of a single case, does not apply in a federal trial court. State and federal government has strong armed the English common law out of existence by slowly replacing the unwritten English common […]