Strategies For Developing The Legal Counsel Funding Continuum

JAN 17TH      SINCE TIME BEGAN     2016 ADE
SECURING THE CONTINUUM OF ADEQUATE LEGAL COUNSEL FUNDING FOR GENERAL PUBLIC INTEREST CASE LAW

INTERNATIONAL DOCTRINES OF FUNDAMENTAL CIVIL, HUMAN & POLITICAL RIGHTS

THE TWO SIMULTANEOUS FUNDING INITIATIVES  ______  THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO LEGAL COUNSEL
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THE SECURED NATION STATE GOVERNING AUTHORITY WITHIN INTERNATIONAL PROTOCOLS

SECTION ONE : THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO LEGAL COUNSEL
  1. The individual claim of a fundamental right to a continuum of adequate state funded competent legal counsel of choice has several years of international case law that establishes this premise for persons who cannot otherwise provide legal counsel for a specific dispute in law. Generally, this funding provision arises when a person is too poor (informa pauperis) to provide funding in a matter. But, there are cases today in Canada where a business matter has received state funding.
  2. Touchstone Committee has developed references for such case law and scholarly publications that endorse this subject ... please, see LCF TC Right To Legal Counsel
  3. Where an individual seeks this nation state funding - as petitioned to Queen Elizabeth in 2005 - and, is denied such funding; then another funding public interest funding resource shall be secured
  4. Where an individual is prosecuted, judged and sentenced without the provision of legal counsel; then, such prosecution shall be challenged
SECTION TWO :  SECURED NATION STATE GOVERNING AUTHORITY
  1. The integrity of a nation state shall be founded through the principles and doctrines of international law
  2. The conventions and doctrines of FREE PRIOR INFORMED CONSENT shall function as the foundation for any group of Peoples who seek to establish a sovereign nation state
  3. No citizen or person shall be denied these fundamental rights through force, deceit; nor, through any form of oppression that denies these FREE PRIOR INFORMED CONSENT doctrines
  4. There shall be a recognition within international law that an indigenous Peoples are presumed to be the rightful governing body; with a right to divest themselves of this first or paramount duty and right of stewardship and governance only through FREE PRIOR INFORMED CONSENT
  5. The United Nations Charter provides authority of its membership; and, Chapter VII details the right and duty of the UN Security Council to invoke sanctions upon any member who violates another nation state territory through hostile military occupancy; and, the UN Credentials Committee sits every UN session to verify the standings of its membership
  6. The UN International Criminal Court may construct a War Crimes Tribunal for judgment on complaints by individuals or by nation states

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