“Natural Law” is a system of “right or justice” held to be common to all humans and derived from Nature rather than from the rules of society.
“Common Law” mirrors both the “Laws of Nature” and “Natural Law” inasmuch as the protection of life is paramount, because life is a sacred creation.
It is “natural” for life to serve life, whether in a family or a community. Any behaviour that harms life, overall, is self-destructive, and therefore dysfunctional.
Humans who knowingly diminish the regenerative capacity of the living ecosystems upon which they as a species depend are malignant and fully culpable.
For adults, Nature provides no exemption, no privilege, no “limited liability”.
In Natural Law, all people are born equal and endowed with unalienable rights. On this level ground the people stand in the Common Law-of-the-Land – that is, the land on which they were born.
Natural Law fundamentally supports life, because:
- Common Law serves life
- Full Liability is natural
Common Law serves life
As an evolution of Natural Law, the people's Common Law can only be acknowledged and upheld by the State in the service of the people, and never prescribed by the State. The Common Law, as a system of “right and just”, is common sense.The precepts of the Common Law are fundamental to the preservation of human life. Simply, if we cause “harm” to another living human we are taking away something of their life – we are causing them damage or injury, and they are worthy of redress to repair the harm. Living communities desire equilibrium.
The basic Common Law precept is “Do No Harm” to other living people, including their life-sustaining ecosystems. If “harm” is evident, so is “wrongdoing”.
But people constantly harm other people by engaging in a fictional system of law designed for commerce. In the theatrical world of “legal fiction” the main characters are “legal persons” unrestrained by Common Law, or Natural Law, or even the omnipresent Laws of Nature.
The “legal person” corporation is a dead-at-law entity without intrinsic living energy, and therefore it can only be a conduit – a transmitting utility extracting value – requiring living energy, from the real world. In others words, “legal persons” and all corporations are debtors by default.
Corporations consume life by draining life's energy and converting it into perceived wealth.
Of the various types of fictional “persons”, the corporation is the most predatory and evasive. It can change its name and location without end, divide itself, merge with others, and disappear with impunity. After all, it is an aberration of the mind.
All “persons” are created dead. They are the antithesis of life. They easily become the weapons of self-serving megalomaniacs. They are the terminal disease carriers in the deadly economy.
To purge a dead-at-law fictional corporation, we administer reality.
Full Liability is natural
In Nature, all adult creatures are fully responsible for the consequences of their behaviour. There is no reprieve when a creature recklessly endangers its own life. A creature that fouls its water supply will suffer and will eventually die. It does not have limited liability. The benefit of limited liability, in a living world, is contrary to the Laws of Nature, and can only be granted by the adult guardians of incompetent offspring while their young are learning how to survive.Any adult man or woman who requires limited liability, according to the Laws of Nature, is incompetent.
It should not be possible for any man or woman to act in joinder to a legal person and thereby obtain limited liability. Nor should any dead-at-law entity such as a corporation be granted any living rights, because life automatically incurs responsibilities and consequences to the living, not to the dead. Every man or woman deemed competent must always incur full liability for their behaviour in all matters that cause or threaten harm to life, such that other people must be able to hold the wrongdoers fully accountable for their crimes in the Common Law/living jurisdiction of any nation. There can be no impunity in a living system that upholds life. There can only be mercy.
Full liability is applicable to the living, but never to the dead-at-law. The means of holding living people to account is the living jurisdiction – the Common Law-of-the-Land.
Briefly, man-made jurisdiction over a living man or woman, is either:
- A matter of LEGAL commerce, in the Admiralty/Maritime/Commercial jurisdiction (Law of the Sea), requiring the consent of a man/woman to “act” in “joinder” to an “artificial person”. This is upheld in an “administrative court” WITH NO JURY. The parties are legal fictions (dead).
- A matter of LAWFUL justice, in the Common Law jurisdiction (Law of the Land), requiring an injured party to make a valid claim against a man/woman under oath, upon penalty of perjury. This is upheld in a “court of record” WITH A JURY. The parties are lawful facts (living).
Legal = Dead Fiction, Public Capacity, in the Admiralty “Law of the Sea”
Lawful = Living Fact, Private Capacity, in the Common “Law of the Land”
So when it comes to jurisdiction, the parties can be “dead or alive”.
Necessarily, full liability is a matter for the living in the Common Law jurisdiction – the Law of-the-Land. Since the basic precept of the Common Law is “Do no harm” to other living people, there is a “lawful” imperative to protect the regenerative ecosystems upon which they depend. The Common Law upholds the Laws of Nature.
To protect life it is essential that men and women are always held to account in their “private capacity” in a properly constituted Common Law court-of-record venue with an impartial jury.
In a life-centric world, justice, governance, and all decision-making evolves to a model of “life system thinking”. Accordingly, in matters of law, we logically ascend to the Common Law as the people's living jurisdiction.
It is no accident that the Common Law has been all but removed from our system of justice. Corporate bankruptcies are a legal fiction phenomena administered in commerce. The sovereign powers of living men and women in the Common Law jurisdiction have no place in a debt-based legal system devised and perpetuated by an elite minority.
In the continental united States of America, the transition from judicial Common Law to the commercial administrative courts upholding corporate rights began subsequent to the landmark 1938 Erie Railroad v. Tompkins case of the United States Supreme Court, overturning almost a century of case law.
Living men and women naturally possess living energy as innate “money”, which can serve any community or nation as sovereign money. Competent living people are also naturally fully responsible and accountable for their own behaviour in the Common Law. They have no need for a fictional world of “persons”, “limited liability”, and legal debt-money bondage.
The concept of “limited liability” is anti-life, and discarded in a life-core system.