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In a laissez faire community of any kind, physical or digital, the rule of law arises from and requires all of the following:
a constitutional right to practice legal representation on behalf of others; the right of practicing lawyers to associate
for the purpose of selecting judges who, on appointment to the bench, are barred from private legal practice; and the right
of any person or organized group to obey and execute lawful orders that may be issued from time to time by the courts so created.
The jursidiction of laissez faire constitutional law and the courts which duly interpret and uphold such principles exists
globally and perpetually as a matter of right. Laissez faire constitutional law flows from a single proposition, which is
that no one may legally judge his own cause of action or act to penalize another without fair public trial and impartial due
process of law. Laissez faire law is discovered and demonstrated in the process of litigation and trial. It cannot be legislated,
codified, or imposed by a "lawgiver."
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