| 1 | This be Civil Law: |
| 2 | Civil Law is a codified non-criminal legal system introduced first in England in the late 17th Century and then in Europe by the 19th Century pertaining to the identity, rights, responsibilities, obligations and agreements between persons, particularly persons as citizens. |
| 3 | The claim that Civil Law existed from the time of the Roman Empire is false. While it is without dispute that Emperor Justinian did in fact create a master codex of law, the work of secret Jesuit Denis Godefroy published in 1583 as Corpus Iuris Civilis is a complete and utter fraud, therefore null and void from the beginning. |
| 4 | The primary purpose of Civil Law is to standardize the treatment of procedures and disputes concerning persons and their identity, rights, responsibilities, obligations and agreements without requiring judicial precedents, decisional law or case law. |
| 5 | Civil law by definition has jurisdiction over legal persons but cannot have jurisdiction over superior persons defined by Yapa. |
| 6 | Any law that is against such truth cannot be law. |
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