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Wise men are instructed by reason;
Men of less understanding, by experience;
The most ignorant, by necessity;
The beasts by nature.
Letters to Atticus[?], Marcus Tullius Cicero

Attitude A positive attitude is absolutely necessary for winning.
Language and Dictionaries Which English language do you speak?
People or citizen? Which one are you?
Bill of Rights
     All rights are available to the People of the U.S.
     But only some rights are granted as privileges to U.S. citizens.
Sovereignty -- notes and case law. sovereignty lecture (8 hours)
Republic vs. democracy -- Do you know the difference? The Army knows!
California Admission to Union -- a Republic, not a democracy.
Common Law -- the concept.
Court -- the substantive definition.
Court of Record -- 4 1/2 substantive requirements to qualify.
     Also, see Nisi Prius Court -- a court of no record, by prior agreement.
      Superior Court vs Inferior Court and Tax Court.
Court etiquette -- some unwritten rules.
Habeas Corpus -- What it really is.
Confirmatio Cartarum, Requires officials to accept Magna Carta as common law.
Magna Carta -- Foundation of liberty.
Interpretation of Magna Carta and Confirmatio Cartarum.

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