Charter for the Common Law Sheriff’s Office

Preamble

We, the undersigned, recognizing the natural and inalienable rights of individuals and communities to self-governance under the principles of Common Law, do hereby establish the Common Law Sheriff’s Office. This Office shall operate independently of Admiralty or statutory jurisdiction and shall serve as a guardian of the community’s welfare, safety, and natural rights, rooted in historical precedent and the rule of Common Law.

Article I: Name and Purpose

1. Name: The organization shall be known as the Common Law Sheriff’s Office (hereafter referred to as “The Office”).
2. Purpose:
• To educate the community on their natural rights under Common Law.
• To mediate disputes and provide voluntary arbitration based on Common Law principles.
• To organize and support community safety initiatives.
• To protect individual and community sovereignty against unjust interference.

Article II: Jurisdiction and Scope

1. Jurisdiction: The Office operates under the jurisdiction of Common Law, distinct from Admiralty Law and statutory legal frameworks.
• The Office recognizes the sovereignty of individuals and the community as its authority.
2. Scope of Activities:
• Providing education and resources on Common Law rights and responsibilities.
• Acting as a neutral party in dispute resolution between Corporate Police Forces and sovereign people.
• Coordinating community-led safety measures, such as patrols and awareness campaigns.
• Documenting and maintaining records of all activities and decisions.
• Monitor and Audit Legislative Processes: Conduct comprehensive audits of local and national government activities to ensure transparency, accountability, and adherence to Common Law principles. This includes reviewing legislative proposals and actions to identify potential violations of the rights and freedoms of sovereign individuals.
• Prevent Unpopular Legislation: Establish mechanisms to evaluate public opinion and ensure that no new laws or statutes are enacted unless they receive overwhelming support from the public, ensuring alignment with the will of the people.
• Investigate Corruption and Unethical Practices: Actively investigate and expose corrupt or unethical practices by politicians and government officials that may result in laws or statutes undermining Common Law principles or the public’s interests.
• Protect Sovereign Rights: Safeguard the inherent rights of individuals by identifying and challenging legislative actions that infringe upon personal freedoms, ensuring that all laws remain rooted in justice and equality under Common Law.
• Facilitate Public Accountability: Create accessible platforms for the public to voice concerns, review proposed legislation, and participate in decision-making processes to reinforce democratic accountability and prevent unilateral political actions.
• Education and Advocacy: Educate the public on Common Law principles and their rights as sovereign individuals, empowering them to understand, challenge, and prevent laws or statutes that do not reflect the sovereign people’s interests.

Article III: Organizational Structure

1. The Common Law Sheriff:
• Shall be the principal representative of The Office for each county of the state and/or nation.
• Shall be elected by the local community at each county of the state and/or nation for a term of two years, with the possibility of re-election.
• Shall uphold and enforce the principles outlined in this Charter.
• Shall take an Oath for the Office and uphold that Oath during tenure.
2. Deputies:
• Shall be appointed by the Sheriff and approved by the community.
• Shall assist in carrying out the duties of The Office.
• Shall take an Oath for the Office and uphold that Oath during tenure.
• Shall serve under no more than 5 Sheriffs terms or a period of 10 years.
3. Advisory Council:
• A council of five members elected by the community to provide guidance and oversight.
• Shall review disputes, resolutions, and major decisions made by The Office to include termination of a Sheriff and/or Deputies.

Article IV: Membership

1. Eligibility:
• Membership is open to all individuals who:
• Acknowledge the principles of Common Law.
• Reside within the community The Office serves.
• Commit to upholding the Charter’s provisions.
• Do not have a criminal record. Exception to this rule is a lawful pardon.
2. Duties of Members:
• Support the activities and initiatives of The Office.
• Participate in meetings and elections.
• Uphold and respect Common Law principles in personal and community interactions.
• Shall not hurt, harm or mentally torture any sovereign person of their community or any other nation while in office to include fellow Sheriffs and Deputies.

Article V: Meetings and Elections

1. Meetings:
• Regular meetings shall be held monthly to discuss ongoing activities and community needs.
• Emergency meetings may be called by the Sheriff or the Advisory Council.
2. Elections:
• Elections for the Sheriff and Advisory Council shall be held semi-annually.
• All community members are eligible to vote.

Article VI: Code of Conduct

1. Principles:
• The Office and its members shall act with integrity, fairness, and respect for all individuals.
• Decisions and actions shall align with the principles of Common Law and community welfare.
2. Prohibited Activities:
• Impersonation of statutory law enforcement.
• Interference with statutory authorities unless such interference violates Common Law rights.

Article VII: Dissolution

1. Voluntary Dissolution:
• The Office may be dissolved by a two-thirds vote of the members.
2. Asset Distribution:
• Upon dissolution, all remaining assets shall be distributed to community welfare initiatives or similar organizations adhering to Common Law principles.

Article VIII: Amendments

1. Proposal of Amendments:
• Amendments to this Charter may be proposed by any member in good standing.
2. Approval Process:
• Amendments require a two-thirds vote of the members present at a regular meeting.
• The Sheriff may disapprove any amendment that creates a question of ethics.

Ratification

This Charter shall be considered ratified upon approval by a majority of the 12 founding members and shall take effect immediately thereafter.

Signatories:

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