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"The German law is uncivilized"
From: Mel Fowler <mel.fo@verizon.net>
To: Adam@LGMannheim.justiz.bwl.de
Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 2004 8:12 PM
Subject: German Law is not civilized - are you listening Judge Adam of Mannheim?October 13, 2004
When the Germans framed the law in question, they ignored the essential logic of "law" itself as we of the civilized world understand it.
Since WW II, German law has been corrupted with material borrowed from the ancient, conceptually petrified law of the Jews. That is why such "law" is an instinctive affront to the sensibilities of all civilized people of the West.
For me, the contrast becomes dramatically clear in contemplating the United States Constitution.
In addition to setting forth a body of laws which provide a framework for the Nation's social order, the Constitution provides a set of rules by which the validity of laws may be determined.
A great many "laws" passed by the legislature have been found to be invalid. If a careful analysis by the Supreme Court finds a law to be offensive to a Constitutional principal, that law becomes a nullity, ab initio.
For example, if our legislature passed a law purporting to deny to a certain class of defendants those rights deemed by the Constitution to be essential to a fair and unbiased determination of guilt or innocence, that law and any prosecution under that law, after proper proceedings would become null and void. In that case, the defendant ceases to be a defendant.
The legal system of any civilized Country rests on this principal of internal integrity. Those who debauched German law after WW II will cry loudly that German law is "civilized," but it is not. On the contrary, it is the law of an oppressor.
Mel Fowler
If you defend yourself, you compound your guilt; if you remain silent, you forego your defence.
