Common Law - Protecting the Natural Rights of People

The Constitution of the United States is a common law document. It describes a Republic designed to uphold the natural rights of the individual citizen and the law of the land. Common Law derives its origin from the first historical human rights declaration, the Magna Carta.
Common law, also known as Natural or Constitutional law, is based on God's law - the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule - "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you". Individuals are free to do as they choose so long as they honor their contracts and do not infringe on the life, liberty or property of someone else.
The Constitution mentions three legal jurisdictions in which courts may operate: Common, Equity and Admiralty or Maritime Law. Common law is applied in civil cases as a means of compensating someone for wrongful acts, known as torts, including both intentional and negligent torts, and resolving contract disputes.
A Common or civil law court is a "Court of Record" whose proceedings are based on centuries of tradition, custom and precedent. It has an independent magistrate and conducts trials by jury. The law is simple to understand and is conveyed in language comprehensible to everyone. Individuals 'present' themselves and their case and counsel is not required to have a license. There must be an injured party to take any action, an individual cannot be 'compelled to perform' and violation of Constitutional law is punishable as a criminal act.
"Statutory Law" came into existence in 1938 when all the top American judges and US attorneys were informed that, since the United States had been declared bankrupt since 1933 and henceforth completely owned by its creditors (International bankers), the Congress, the Executive, the Judiciary and all the State governments were now under the control of these creditors. All courts were instructed to operate under Admiralty law, and would be called 'Statute jurisdiction'. Prior to 1938 the US Supreme Court dealt in Common and Public law. After that date the Supreme Court dealt only with public policy in merchant admiralty law - the law of commerce.
Much of the original US constitutional law has been codified into Federal statute called the Uniform Commercial Code. The U.C.C. is a standardized collection of guidelines that govern the law of commercial transactions. Common/Natural Law is recognized, complementary to, and enforced by the U.C.C.
The U.C.C. provides the individual the mechanism to choose between Constitutional law jurisdiction and Statutory jurisdiction. It also states that failure to make a timely reservation of one's common law rights results in the loss of those rights, which can not be asserted at a later date.
Whenever you sign your name to something, it becomes a contract, and if it has a serial number on it, it becomes a debt to the government. To maintain your rights in common law, writing "without prejudice U.C.C. 1-207" with your signature means you reserve your right not be to compelled to perform under any contract or commercial agreement that was not entered into knowingly, voluntarily and intentionally.
Writing "without prejudice" above your name makes the document inadmissible in a statute law court. It means you do not accept the liability of the compelled benefit of any unrevealed contract or commercial agreement. You retain your rights in common law that governs contracts, which states there must be an injured party. No injury, no case, case closed