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The Authority of Law

Below you will find audio files and documents from an indepth discussion and study of Charles A. Weisman's book "The Authority of Law". From the back cover:

This material deals with the oldest and most basic legal principle associated with the use of law, one which today is being grossly ignored and violated.

This ancient principle relates to the enacting authority of a law, which is necessary to give a law its authority, authenticity, identity and validity...

...This material reveals what may prove to be one of the biggest legal scams perpetrated upon the American people, and one which could contribute to the downfall of America's corrupt legal system.

Wednesday

Feb092011

Authority of Law Intro

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Monday

Feb142011

Lesson 1 - pages 2-4

Topics:

What is Law?
The Source of Law?

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Tuesday

Feb152011

Lesson 2 - pages 4-6

Topic:

Legislative Authority

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Tuesday

Feb152011

Lesson 3 - pages 7-10

Topic:

Codes & Revised Statutes

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Thursday

Feb172011

Lesson 4 - pages 11-12

Topic:

Constitutional Requirements of Laws

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Friday

Feb182011

Lesson 5 - pages 12 - 16

Topic:

Historical Usage of An Enacting Clause

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Monday

Feb212011

Lesson 6 - pages 16-20

Topic:

Mandatory Requirement of an Enacting Clause

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Tuesday

Feb222011

Lesson 7 - pages 20-21

Topic:

The Absence of an Enacting Clause Provision in a Constitution

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Wednesday

Feb232011

Lesson 8 - pages 22-25

Topic:

Enacting Clauses in the Publication of Statute Books

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Thursday

Feb242011

Lesson 9 - pages 24-29

Topic:

Continuing Chapter 4, "Enacting Clauses in the Publications of Statute Books

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Friday

Feb252011

Lesson 10 - pages 30-33

Topic:

Continuing Chapter 4, "Enacting Clauses in the Publications of Statute Books"

Lesson 10 Audio

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Monday

Feb282011

Lesson 11 - pages 34-37

Topics:

Federal Laws and Crimes
Federal Criminal Jurisdiction
The Change from Statute to Code

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Tuesday

Mar012011

Lesson 12 - pages 37-40

Topic:

The Nature and Status of the U.S. Code
Positive Law

Lesson 12 Audio

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Wednesday

Mar022011

Lesson 13 - pages 41-46

Topic:

Procedure, Jurisdiction & Arguments
Criminal Jurisdiction
Subject Matter Jurisdiction

Lesson 13 Audio

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Thursday

Mar032011

Lesson 14 - pages 46-48

Topic:

Error Versus Usurpation

Lesson 14 Audio

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Tuesday

Mar082011

Lesson 15 - pages 49-51

Topic:

State of Minnesota vs. John R. Smith
Memorandum and Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction

Pages 49-65, Court Case

Lesson 15 Audio

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Tuesday

Mar082011

Lesson 16 - pages 51-55

Topic:

State of Minnesota vs. John R. Smith
Memorandum and Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction

Pages 49-65, Court Case

Lesson 16 Audio

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Wednesday

Mar092011

Lesson 17 - pages 56-61

Topic:

State of Minnesota vs. John R. Smith
Memorandum and Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction

Pages 49-65, Court Case

Lesson 17 Audio

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Thursday

Mar102011

Lesson 18 - pages 61-65

Topic:

State of Minnesota vs. John R. Smith
Memorandum and Motion to Dismiss for Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction

Pages 49-65, Court Case

Lesson 18 Audio

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Friday

Mar112011

Lesson 19 - pages 66-68

Topic:

Our Nonconstitutional Legal System
Constitutional Avoidance

Lesson 19 Audio

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