John Smith along with 100 living men and living women set up the ‘Scottish Common Law Court’ in 2017. It evolved into ‘Common Law Court Great Britain’ and finally, ‘Common Law Court Great Britain & International’.

A remedy for living men and living women across the world who have realised they were seen as legally dead, a legal fiction, a corporation, a dead entity and a slave with no voice in the corrupt government system and their courts.

Once a man or woman declare themselves living, do not consent to the corrupt judicial system that is in place all across the world and instead stand under Common Law, God’s Law, Universal Law, it stops anyone taking unfair and unlawful advantage of them.

The principle of “do no harm” is the central tenet of Common Law. This means that individuals should not cause loss, harm, or injury to others. It emphasises the importance of respecting the rights and well-being of others in society.

The truth is that throughout everyday life, people everywhere use and rely on Common Law to live and work together. It is simply the inherent way that people conduct their affairs together. Liken it to the roots that bind together human communities by unconditionally upholding the life, dignity and well-being of every man, woman and child. These roots are especially necessary and foundational in the face of powers that seek to subvert such natural freedom.

To extend our everyday reign of Common Law into all areas of life means to challenge the arbitrary rule.

The very fact that it is the Law of we, the vast majority of humanity, means that it only needs to be consistently practiced by enough of us to allow the Sheriff Officers and the authorities to enforce.

In summary, Common Law is a lawful system that is based on precedent, custom, and the principle of “do no harm”. By understanding and abiding by these key principles, we can contribute to a just and fair society where everyone’s rights and interests are protected. Thank you for joining us today to learn more about Common Law.