Enforicing Sheriff's Law under the Natural Law National Security Act

The United States of America has a legal right to survive. The survival of The State is a good that must be recognized. When there is corruption, incompetence, and treason, to the extent that The United States is not a Just or Near Just Society, The United States reverts to the Territorial Constitution of 1781, and the Natural Law Natural Security Act which enforces Sheriff's Law, The Law of Logic, which criminalizes Sophistry under the federal crimes of Treason and Criminal Nuisance. A person who is Law Review, Order of the Coif, and a Member of The United States Supreme Court Bar becomes a National Security Judge with the legal power to Enforce federal Sheriff's Law. Sheriff's Law crimnalizes a person engaging in criminal acts of sophistry, such as, The Fallacy of Shifting Ground and the Fallacy of Hypocrisy. Sheriff's Law, The Law of Logic is cross-culturally and universally valid, and therefore can be enforced against traitors and those who are engaging in espionage for a foreign government, a treasonous organization, or a rump government. This legal approach to National Security is a middle ground between no national security natural law at all and at the othr extreme, assertions of national security which are totally arbitrary and self-serving by the very persons who are the traitors, typically in government or other key socio-political sectors of American culture. In this way, it is legally possible to recover from a situation where an unjust american society has developed, using legal natural law principles which are anterior to the state. Since the Law of Logic can be proven cross culturally and universally valid with concrete logic and logical positivism, this Law of Logic can legally attack the corrupt, traitorous state, legally using natural law which is anterior to the state, as the Declaration of Independence tells us with the natural law princples of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Perpetual (C)Copyright (2011 C.E) by Anthony J. Fejfar, Joshua Avery Fejfar, Cristina Elise Fejfar, Neothomism, P.C., (PA), and the American People as a Public Domain Copyright.