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Theft of the Jury

In response to Judge Brnovich’s May 28, 2026, order, we, the plaintiffs filed a “Motion to Vacate the Order” on the grounds that the order is Void Ab Initio. In that motion, we identify twenty-four discrepancies, errors, and misstatements that are contrary to the facts and arguments previously presented to the Court by us and […]

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Understanding Children’s Civil Rights in the US

Introduction to Children’s Civil Rights The concept of children’s civil rights is essential for understanding the inherent rights that every child possesses, akin to those of adults. In the context of the United States, the framework for these rights is deeply embedded within the Constitution and various legal precedents. This signifies that children are not […]

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The Foundation of the Rule of Law

“Law is largely a tool to regulate interpersonal relationships and spiritual practice is about organizing personal life. No law or legal system can be conceived like a mechanical system devoid of spirituality. Law, divorced from spirituality, does not address the fundamental issues of society rather it keeps on compiling cosmetic solutions, which appear to be […]

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Understanding ‘Shall’ and ‘May’ in Child Safety Legislation

Legal terminology plays a crucial role in the interpretation and application of laws. It comprises the specific language and words utilized within the legal framework, which can have profound implications on rights, responsibilities, and processes. Legal documents are structured to convey precise meanings, where the choice of words is vital. Two such words that frequently […]

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Custodial Interference or Kidnapping: A Father’s Fight

In the Stone’s ongoing legal proceedings highlighted in the complaints, an alarming factor emerged: a communication from the chief of police, which indicated that the authorities decided that the case was not kidnapping but custodial interference, and they would not intervene in his circumstances. This raises serious questions regarding the adherence to statutory obligations and […]

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