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L.L.Would it even be legal for teachers to explain this to students? Under the current laws, wouldn’t it be considered illegally practicing law?
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rmkrsupport.
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It is certainly “legal” for teachers (or anyone else) to teach the rules and tactics that win court cases. Teaching is not “advising” or “representing” which the Bar (until We The People change things by learning what Jurisdictionary offers) believes one cannot do without a Bar license. Onward and upward, friends! EVERYONE has a right to know what we want to be taught in our tax-supported schools (and everywhere else) AT THE SOONEST POSSIBLE OPPORTUNITY! Join us in this battle for Justice for ALL … not Justice for the rich who can afford to hire a lawyer. Together we will MOVE THIS MOUNTAIN!
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Together, we can defeat the darkness.
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“Ignorance of the law is no excuse”. It is one of the oldest and most important maxims in Anglo‑American law. The formal Latin version “ignorantia legis neminem excusat” appears in English legal writing as early as the 13th century.
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Ian McDonald.
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Great point and an excellent reminder.
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Excellent reminder, Mr. McDonald. Thank you!
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