News and Thoughts #Trial by Jury

Well done Neil Oliver - again - making the priority clear that we must talk incessantly and loudly about Trial by Jury

This is the most contentious video I have put out yet. I have not said these things to be deliberately provocative and my aim is not to upset people. In this, I explain how you can come to a deeper understanding of the Constitution's legitimacy and inevitability by studying Natural Law.

Some thoughts on the latest excitements regarding the sentencing council's guidelines regarding pre-sentence reports. Whilst a concern, this is hiding the deeper problems we face. And we're all being distracted in the process.

Part 1 focusses on the background to the Glorious Revolution, the lead-up to the event, the propaganda and deceptive games that were at play behind what appears to have been the most important coup d'état in English history

As part of Sir Brian Leveson's call for evidence, Will (among many others) writes to Sir Brian. In this letter I tackle the ownership of Justice within a community, the dangers of order-following, the Constitutional requirement of Juries and some further suggestions.

Please watch my approx. 30 min presentation what is likely to be a new attack on Trial by Jury. This is off the back of a crisis in the Justice system in which we have a backlog of approx 73000 cases.

Can the MAGA movement be honest about the Constitution? Let's see.

New events have been published on LawAndAlchemy.org. A course for October and a Discussion and Q&A session a few days following

An important discussion between Will and Ben Rubin of the PATTERN Community and UK Column. We get into some deeper matters relating to the British Constitution and its history - and why, through our history since the Bill of Rights of 1689, we have seen an inversion of our authentic Rule of Law.

11 am Saturday 7th, Will is joining Ben Ruben on the Pattern Network for a discussion on our Common Law Constitution and other deeper connected subjects such as Individual Rights and Natural Law

A short essay explaining the concept of the 'Royal We' in what is probably its proper context. This affects our understanding of the constitution in its proper form and that we all step into the role of public servant (the 'We') when we move against someone suspected of a crime.