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The question is not ‘should there be a Monarch within our governing administrative system’, but more, ‘is the proposed individual in question fit and proper to fill that role?’

Huge thanks to LJH (one of our contributors) for allowing us to publish their research paper into Annulment by Jury. This was the final dissertation on a Masters degree in Criminology. It is so exciting to see some serious research being carried out into this subject.

Will is speaking at the Old Red House in Thirsk on April 16th (7 pm). See more details in the Events section.

A quick fix, based solely around the energy of retribution will not cut it as it does not provide us with the opportunity to face up to our responsibilities for our own participation in the world’s state of affairs

"...they were never satisfied till the said laws were reinforced, and mingled, for the most part, with the Coronation Oath of King William I, and some of his successors"

Julian calls out the King on his support of gene breeding technology and the contradiction with his constitutional obligations

Martin Geddes has challenged Parliament through an FOI about the claims they make on their website regarding their sovereignty. And the answers are extraordinary!

"Democracy through voting" (i.e. universal suffrage) is framed as picking which is the less mediocre governing experience you wish to endure... "Democracy through trial-by-jury" empowers the individual, because a single person can preclude a single punishment, effectively annulling the policies of the legislature-executive power axis.

Martin Geddes holding the government's feet to the fire

If you are not placing Jury Independence at the centre of your philosophy on Constitutional Law, you are contributing to the enslavement of yourself and those around you

I'm not normally a fan of petitions, but this is well articulated and it would be interesting to see how many people are really following this campaign and supporting it. Come on; let's pile-in on this!

We now need to change the way we address issues with our MP and public servants in general