Thanks so much for this. Is there a source that improves upon Baker? For those of us hungry to grasp this, it feels fragmentary. What do you think the impact might have been on the law system in England as a result of sea power, empire, admiralty law? Black’s doesn’t give me the answers. There’s something very, so to speak, watery, going on in the language of law and institutions (birth, banks, dock, currency, lost at sea etc). Law historians are very aware about how laws have often been drawn up to keep a check on despotism. But if the despot’s law is deemed sovereign, then there’s a collision. Might is right wins the day. Thanks again Peter
Trial by ordeal isn't as barbaric as it appears. Remember, everyone believed very much in God and that justice would be done. The people believed very seriously that God would interve in the ordeal if the defendant was not guilty. So to plead not guilty and to under go the trial was a statement of belief that God would protect. There was little to be gained from lieing under this belief system. Obviously the clergy knew this. As you say, they would oftentimes intervene in the ordeal to help the one undergoing it to pass. It's not a perfect system, but it was dam good enough for the time.
The Common Law. Cause No harm, No loss, No breach of peace, No deceit within contract. Together with our Constitution, Magna Carts 1215. That covers any legislation, acts, or statutes.
This is my understanding, especially now. But apart from books on the Strawman and Veronica Chapman, I’m struggling to find sources (this is important for me as there are many battles now).
@@petermccarthy4525 as far as I am aware. There are no books interpreting it in this, or any way that is basic to understand. Out side of the book the Dome (Doom). So it's all about interpretation. As you will know, the ppl are the true power. So when that is recognised by enough of us. Those who have betrayed us, from top to bottom. Will have no where to go. The Common Law is inherent to all of us. The reason things are so corrupt is because traitors have subverted the law, and the Constitution. So as soon as we can come together, things can be put right. See channel for simple solution. ✌️👍
@@Tommykennedy101 I will look at your channel. A simple solution would be nice. My own views have to do with contracts, consent, and getting out of the system. It’s hard because it’s obvious that something is going to happen. The resistance is growing, people are waking up, which is nice, but it’s not clear what to do. There’s also the problem of globalist agendas, surveillance capitalism, Tavistock brainwashing. Exciting time to be alive ay? Peter
@@petermccarthy4525 I get you. But for me it's simple enough to sort out. Once ppl on a whole have a positive focus on this, and the numbers start to show in support. The corruption around us will collapse. Simple enough to clean out the mess after that. They have nothing. This is our time. So stay focused, stay positive Bro. ✌️♥️👍
@@Tommykennedy101 Thanks. Some battles I have won. But an important one I lost. I work for a corporation (it’s all corporations isn’t it?) and got into hot water. Basically I don’t do covid. And I fought hard. They even expressed how I know so much more than they, but then rejected my appeal. I had said, think about what you are doing. This is oppression
Saved my life during the Covid-19 Exams- from a Pantheon-Assas Student
History of English Law - Anglo Saxon Legal System
I am very interested to hear the explanation.. Thank you.
Thanks so much for this. Is there a source that improves upon Baker? For those of us hungry to grasp this, it feels fragmentary.
What do you think the impact might have been on the law system in England as a result of sea power, empire, admiralty law? Black’s doesn’t give me the answers. There’s something very, so to speak, watery, going on in the language of law and institutions (birth, banks, dock, currency, lost at sea etc).
Law historians are very aware about how laws have often been drawn up to keep a check on despotism. But if the despot’s law is deemed sovereign, then there’s a collision. Might is right wins the day.
Thanks again
Peter
Thank you. Great job
It has to be remembered that prisons didn't exist back then. Justice had to be instantaneous.
You did have a sentencing to a term as slave.
Thank you
I want an assignment of Anglo American legal system
Very interesting. TFS.
which sources can I search for this
Interesting historically, but here in the US it's Admiralty Law and commercial code. Has been for over a century.
Theres more than one form of law in place....trust law is above all. Followed by contract laws
Anglo-saxon is much older... but what gives?
Trial by ordeal isn't as barbaric as it appears. Remember, everyone believed very much in God and that justice would be done. The people believed very seriously that God would interve in the ordeal if the defendant was not guilty. So to plead not guilty and to under go the trial was a statement of belief that God would protect. There was little to be gained from lieing under this belief system.
Obviously the clergy knew this. As you say, they would oftentimes intervene in the ordeal to help the one undergoing it to pass. It's not a perfect system, but it was dam good enough for the time.
The Common Law.
Cause No harm,
No loss,
No breach of peace,
No deceit within contract.
Together with our Constitution, Magna Carts 1215.
That covers any legislation, acts, or statutes.
This is my understanding, especially now. But apart from books on the Strawman and Veronica Chapman, I’m struggling to find sources (this is important for me as there are many battles now).
@@petermccarthy4525 as far as I am aware. There are no books interpreting it in this, or any way that is basic to understand. Out side of the book the Dome (Doom).
So it's all about interpretation.
As you will know, the ppl are the true power. So when that is recognised by enough of us. Those who have betrayed us, from top to bottom. Will have no where to go.
The Common Law is inherent to all of us. The reason things are so corrupt is because traitors have subverted the law, and the Constitution.
So as soon as we can come together, things can be put right.
See channel for simple solution. ✌️👍
@@Tommykennedy101 I will look at your channel. A simple solution would be nice. My own views have to do with contracts, consent, and getting out of the system.
It’s hard because it’s obvious that something is going to happen. The resistance is growing, people are waking up, which is nice, but it’s not clear what to do. There’s also the problem of globalist agendas, surveillance capitalism, Tavistock brainwashing.
Exciting time to be alive ay?
Peter
@@petermccarthy4525 I get you. But for me it's simple enough to sort out. Once ppl on a whole have a positive focus on this, and the numbers start to show in support. The corruption around us will collapse.
Simple enough to clean out the mess after that.
They have nothing.
This is our time. So stay focused, stay positive Bro.
✌️♥️👍
@@Tommykennedy101 Thanks. Some battles I have won. But an important one I lost. I work for a corporation (it’s all corporations isn’t it?) and got into hot water. Basically I don’t do covid. And I fought hard. They even expressed how I know so much more than they, but then rejected my appeal.
I had said, think about what you are doing. This is oppression