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 Posted: Sun Jan 5th, 2014 06:43 pm
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Doug555

 

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 I also cannot pledge allegiance to a WAR flag, and for what IT stands. I know too much too, as Joe has provided ample evidence of. Glad I am not alone in that feeling.

What I can do it solemnly affirm my intent to keep all of the Messiah's commandments in both the Old and New Testaments, relying on Him to give me to power to follow through on that intent.

The Grand Jury is based on common law, which is based on Mosaic Law, so I see no conflict of interest in serving as a jurist, and no need to require said pledge of allegiance to add weight to my affirmation.

I also object to any admiralty law. Again, I know too much about its source, and its "prizes" of WAR mindset.

To mix the above mindsets with jury training is NOT a good idea, IMO. It will muddy the water that needs to be clear so we can see and absorb the Mosaic law behind common law without the burden of mentally filtering out the "mud".

If other law forms are mentioned, they should only be used as contrasts to further distinguish the opposite principles and maxims of common law.

Perhaps we should enlist Karl Lentz's assistance in training jurists in common law?

See Karl's UK resource center for examples of his approach:
http://www.unkommonlaw.co.uk/resource-centre.html