Teach Jurisprudence in High Schools

      Every Citizen should know the difference between civil and criminal law by the time they graduate high school.  Every citizen should know how to file paperwork against a government official if their rights are violated.  Everyone should know how to successfully defend themselves in court; we need to move from a culture who fears the courts to a culture who cures the courts.

   By teaching jurisprudence (the science of “the application of law”) and pro se litigation (representing yourself in court) in schools, when an officer violates a civilian’s rights, for instance, and the State chooses not to hold the officer accountable, instead of having to resort to protest or relying on expensive attorneys they cannot afford, Citizens will already know how to apply The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to exert their “right to Due Process” and utilize evidence(rather than mere accusation) to prosecute the officer themselves.  This petition goes hand-in-hand with the petition to institute mandatory camcorders on government officials.

Wild Willpower PAC is currently mapping the U.S. legal system on www.ReUniteTheStates.org, however this knowledge needs to be taught in schools in order to stop color of law crimes, courtroom abuse and fraud from happening.