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Are you Free Man? This is not legal advice…3/4

To answer the question of ‘what acts and statutes’ are not regarded as law, the answer is none of them. To what Laws do you have to give authority to? Your own. Figure out what they are, then live by them (and serve notice, if you care to change anything for the others that are still slaves to the system…and the future)

The BPP Pro Bono Centre provides free legal advice during term time at its law school in Manchester, UK.
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Regina Austin discusses Visual Legal Advocacy. Engaging Students Through Technology symposium, October 2010.

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: It takes an outsider to see just how rotten this state can be

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown: It takes an outsider to see just how rotten this state can be
Week in, week out, plain-speaking natives out there notify me that I will always be an unwelcome alien, never properly British. They are right. We immigrants are destined to be insider-outsiders. The hope is that our children will belong – but their birthright too is often contested. It’s all very exhausting and hurtful, yet there are advantages too. Incomers can never share the smug patriotism …
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Fixing Blame: Knee-jerk reactions to Tucson tragedy include partisan rhetoric, finger-pointing and calls for gun …
Jared Lee Loughner, the man accused of shooting 20 people outside a Tucson grocery store, probably will never get a chance to create the “new money system” he discusses in one of his rambling YouTube videos. But he can still have an important effect on public policy — if we let him.
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Happy birthday, Vui Kong
Two years have passed since Sabahan Yong Vui Kong was sentenced to death by a Singapore court for a drug offence. As campaigns to save him continue relentlessly, he has turned to Buddhism, meditates and counsels other inmates and prison wardens.
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