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natural law remedies resource: claiming property

  This brief natural law remedy resource is part of a series compiled and submitted by the staff and faculty of NEU’s School of Natural Law. Claiming Property Until humanity has transcended the ownership paradigm, the simple act of claiming property can provide the basis for overcoming any attempt by an actor to cause you harm or loss. Recording your

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natural law remedies resource: lawful letter writing

  This brief natural law remedy resource is part of a series compiled and submitted by the staff and faculty of NEU’s School of Natural Law. Lawful Letter Writing The majority of the remedies provided herein at NEU’s School of Natural Law involve employing the art of lawful letter writing.  Lawful letters are how men and women may communicate with

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natural law remedies resource: administrative procedure for civil matters

  This brief natural law resource is part of a remedy series compiled and submitted by the volunteer staff and faculty of NEU’s School of Natural Law.  (Gratitude to Connie Broussard for sharing this photo from her private collection.) Administrative Procedure for Civil Matters Handling debt, court or taxes all involves understanding due process and administrative procedure.  Once you know

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5 lessons from iceland’s failed crowd-sourced constitution by helene landemore (article)

  We, All of the People by Hélène Landemore, assistant professor of political science at Yale. Excerpted from the article: Who should write the constitution of a democratic country and, indeed, any country?  The answer seems obvious: its people.  Yet the constitutions of existing states, including democratic ones, have usually been written by small, rather unrepresentative subsets of individuals.  Solon

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natural law articles / the law of equity

The law of equity evolved to overcome the injustice created by the common law arising out of its general inflexibility and the limitations it imposed on acceptable causes of action. Where there was no adequate remedy at law, or where the rigidity of the common law yielded an unjust result, equity would step in, for those who invoked it, to

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natural law articles / military law – the laws of war on land and you

  The laws of war on land are more relevant to everyday life in the world than one may think; they derive from international law. International law is essentially natural law, applied to nations, with the addition of unnatural ‘positive law’ appendices. These appendices are called treaties and conventions. The Hague Convention and The Geneva Convention are the two principal

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sovereignty: convening your own court of record

  Compiled by the NewEarth University’s School of Natural Law faculty volunteers: A court is defined as ‘the person and suit of the sovereign.’ As a sovereign (wo)man, you are by this very definition, a walking court of record. And since the very meaning of sovereignty is that the decree of the Sovereign makes the law, you (as a sovereign

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natural law – an introductory article

  Natural law is the law as it is written on the heart of every wo/man in the form of their conscience.  It is not something which can be written down or codified, nor ought it be.   “The general law of this society is that each member should assist the others in all their needs, as far as

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