The History of American Constitutional or Common Law - Dale Pond, Howard Fisher, Richard Knutson & North American Freedom Council

The History of American Constitutional or Common Law with Commentary Concerning Equity and Merchant Law Dale Pond, Howard Fisher, Richard Knutson & North American Freedom Council
Possibly the best selling Common Law book in existence, this short and easily read book tells it the way it is. Common Law is a tool of empowerment and this is what drives this book into higher and higher sales. We can see the deterioration of the democratic process in America and the misuse of power over many by a few. But what can we do in a very real and practical sense? This is a no-nonsense detailed story on the kind of country we had in the beginning and how "we the people" can restore ourselves as Masters of Congress and our Country where we instruct our government employees what to do rather than taking orders from them. If you ever believed ours is a Great Country and want to contribute to the restoration of our Greatness, you must have this book! "Every freedom loving American in this country needs to read this book." - Dr. Norm Resnick, USA Patriot Network Radio "This book should be in every High School classroom in America." - Merv Hague, North American Freedom Council "If Americans knew what was in this book, the country would be free overnight." - Larry Logan, Oklahoma Freedom Council Table of Contents History of the Common Law An Economic Solution Political "isms" Defined The Commerce Clause The U.C.C. Connection Declaration for Redress of Grievances Our Common Law Rights The Dollar as Money Defined Status of Citizens Federal Citizen or Sovereign Citizen? Sovereign Status or United States? Court Arguments and Briefs Common Law vs. Civil Law Rights Merchant at Law Rights of a Freeman Status and Jurisdiction Right to Court Transcript Counsel of Choice Corpus Delicti Notice and Demand of Rights Demand for Public Prosecutor Brief on Driver's License Demand for Jury of 12 Jury to Determine Law and Fact Jury Instructions Code Has No Force of Law "Crime" as Bill of Attainder Statute Exceeds Police Power of State Index 142 pages, 8.5 x 11, Paperback, Illustrated Price - $11.95