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1 posted on 04/23/2016 1:04:37 AM PDT by Jacquerie
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“A jury of his peers” is not in the Constitution or anywhere in American law. Because there is no nobility or royalty in America, all Americans are peers of all other Americans.


2 posted on 04/23/2016 1:19:20 AM PDT by Arthur McGowan
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Try to find "a jury of my peers" in Miami, FL.

:-/

3 posted on 04/23/2016 3:47:12 AM PDT by Does so (Vote for Hillary...Stay Home...==8-O)
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Should I be charged with a felony, I know that as an American I am presumed innocent.

Until about 20 years ago, this statement was mostly true.

4 posted on 04/23/2016 6:32:03 AM PDT by Hardastarboard (Please excuse the potholes in this tagline. Social programs have to take priority in our funding.)
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I like that the author recommends a heavy onus on the state to prove a public benefit before any law restricting or abridging a citizen’s liberty can be instantiated. That is itself a bulwark against the collectivist ideology that inevitably leads to socialism.

When the rights of the individual supersede the rights of the collective, there is liberty. Where the collective rules the individual, you will find tyranny.


5 posted on 04/23/2016 7:31:06 AM PDT by IronJack
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To: Jacquerie

Very good point.


6 posted on 04/23/2016 8:11:42 AM PDT by blueunicorn6 ("A crack shot and a good dancer")
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