Well, DvergarAccident appears to have boldly missed the point entirely, preoccupying himself with an ill conceived belief that a common law had been breached by the recording of proceedings within what was essentially a community hall with magistrates unable to call a court.
It appears to me that as the de-facto court was not afforded any authority, given that none of the public gallery arose to recognize the authority and the magistrates failed repeatedly to present their oath, hence the authority of the court was deferred to Layman and the case dismissed.
Consider the point that this is not about the (arguably) trivial matter of recording video within a public building, rather its interesting to learn that there is:
a) A Constitution that defends the freedom of English men and women.
b) The “Law of the Sea” is what is commonly perceived as “the law” when in actual fact its a manipulation of rights based upon subterfuge, propaganda and common ignorance of Common Law and its freedoms as afforded as birth right.
c) Elfin thinks I have floppy hair.
I’m not advocating the renouncement of the perceived judicial system, nor the avoidance of taxation or the requirement to hold a license to drive a motor vehicle/watch television. Hell I even think that the E.U. actually does a good job sometimes!
I’m just bringing this to the forum because its an interesting point; that laid down in the English constitution, the Magna Carta (and other sources) protects the birth right & liberty of subjects of the crown. I think that is at least worthy of a little understanding.
Even if it is just that it means that you can ride on byways with no fear of the law of the sea being used against you! (its a free country after all!)
As I understand it being a Freeman on the land also doesn’t mean that you reject society or contributing to the up keep of public services, there is no reason why one wouldn’t donate to the emergency services or such like, no reason at all.
and as for the floppy hair jibe…
Not so, you little hair fascist!