Treatise - Society of Slaves and Freedmen

Treatise - Society of Slaves and Freedmen

ByByron Beers

This ebook may not meet accessibility standards and may not be fully compatible with assistive technologies.
Today, the people of America feel as though they are being bombarded with commands on how they are to act, and what acts they are to refrain from doing. The rightness or wrongness of acts that are not specifically addressed in the volumes of written rules may be determined by someone commissioned by a “superior” authority in a court of equity. There is a belief held by many that whatever one receives for his work or industry is to be shared with a “superior” authority in the form of taxation. Why do these presumptions prevail in America? Do we understand the legal language being used? Why do penal statutes generally refer to persons? Why do legal actions or complaints refer to the defendants as residents? Why do income tax statutes and regulations refer to individuals? Could it be that taxes, as well as positive law and equity, are designed for slaves, emancipated slaves, or other entities created by the State?

Details

Publication Date
Sep 30, 2011
Language
English
Category
Law
Copyright
All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors
By (author): Byron Beers

Specifications

Format
PDF

Ratings & Reviews