===================================================== *Translation of: Устав "Конфедерации Разумной Правовой Свободы"* *Original Revision: 1.1.2* *Original Author: Andrey Galkin* ===================================================== Statue of "Confederation of Reasonable Legal Freedom" =====================================================
This is a translation of the original document. Any translation errors have no legal force.
The modern World legal system is based on objectives governance and factual ownership of inhabitants. This is note hidden in document - political interests prevail over human rights. The population of the planet has never voted for international law. Freedom is replaced with liberty - permissible deviation from imposed regulation. The will of majority controlled by minority is promoted to unshakable law. Obviously imperfect and constantly changing legislation is put above common sense and goodwill of a human. Initial excuses for restriction of people's freedom in favor of a state lost own meaning too long time ago. The states in turn refuses to execute own law, if that's against its interests.
The norms set out below bring human kind back to the origins of law before the conventional transfer of human will and power to a state in good faith. The full power and will is left for each human. A state jurisdiction is defined on own citizens instead of territory. Subordination to a state is voluntary. The state is a platform for standardized interaction, provisioning of public services in benefit of consumers compared to self implementation, and collective protection of interests. Many states may coexist on a single territory. Savage measures for imprisonment and forced subordination get completely abolished, but the limit for sanctions for malicious acts is absent. A victim determines and executes punishment on its own, what does not exclude a possibility for negotiations of compensation. Citizens of civilized world should use corresponding institutes of a state. For any excesses, citizens have right to answer with insubordination. As soon as some state does not meet expectations, its citizens can change their citizenship or exit such citizenship to found own state without obstructions. If some citizens behave self inadequate then the majority may drive them out of citizenship and deny access to services provided by the state. Conflicts because of limited resources are solved based on principles of equal opportunity, infrastructural elements assume optimized joint usage instead of duplication. Information in a broad sense becomes a vital object. It is unacceptable to intentionally distort and distribute such information as authentic. Instead of distribution of labor and resulting from that dependency, self-sufficiency is promoted.
1.4. Every rational being is a full-fledged subject of law of a single indivisible and unlimited legal space.
1.5. Subjects of law can be grouped on a voluntary basis and presented in the form of a single composite subject of law with their own internal structure and procedure for determining a single will.
1.6. Each subject of law has the right to the untouchable dedicated space necessary for vital activity.
1.7. Each subject of law has the right to extract the natural resources necessary for the vital activity. Mining can be carried out directly or through intermediaries.
1.9. Each subject of law has the right for physical property and the right to dispose of it according to its will.
1.11. Each subject of law is obliged to take into account the interests of third parties and immediately correct the situation if its deeds cause unjustified harm or break the balance of interests.
1.12. Each subject has the right to defend itself on its own and with help of third parties. Protection may be preventive in the event of an obvious targeted threat.
1.13. Every rational being has the right to have a family and raise one’s own or adopted children without interfering from outside into these processes.
1.14. A rational being becomes an independent subject of law once it achieves full maturation, but it can happen earlier by subject's own will.
1.15. Any contract must be beneficial to all parties involved both during the conclusion and during the execution. Otherwise, the contract may be terminated by any party without consequences.
1.16. In case of limitedness of any resource, all its consumers are obliged to divide such a resource (or the time of its use) equally on demand. Resource - matter, space, radio frequencies, etc.
1.17. Maintaining public norms of behavior or security is permissible only through grouping and self-isolation of such subject. In no case it is acceptable to impose own regulations on third parties.
1.18. Any traffic regulation is required to provide the ability to move as quickly and safely as possible. It is unacceptable to establish security requirements based on restrictions - only through the target essence.
1.19. Each subject of law has the right of access to authentic information. It is unacceptable to distribute false information under the guise of a reliable one.
1.20. Information may not be proprietary, but it may have a source. The source (author) has the right to demand the presence of inseparable references to it along the information.
1.21. Each subject of law has the right to create artificial legal entities with its own charter. Artificial subjects of law can be the property of the creators or the independent persons.
1.22. In the event of death and the absence of a credible will of the subject of law, its successors are direct descendants recognized during its life, equally; otherwise, spouses recognized during its life, equally; otherwise, the closest relatives recognized during its life, equally; otherwise, the states of citizenship, equally.
1.23. In case of harming someone else's property without intent, the amount of compensation is limited to an equal percentage of the total property. The principle of commensurate damage in respect of a particular person, precluding the possibility of debt slavery.
2.1. Every rational being has the right to deviate from any regulation at its discretion. No law is perfect.
2.2. Forced submission of a subject of law or appeals to that are the reason for justified retribution.
2.3. Intrusion into a clearly restricted allocated space against the will of the owner is a reason for justified retribution.
2.4. A state may be empowered to act on behalf of specific subjects of law, but the state cannot subordinate to itself subjects of law not on a voluntary basis. The holder of power is each subject of law separately. No plausible excuse can be an excuse for violating it.
2.7. Foreign interference with a subject’s private life, against its will, is a reason for justified retribution.
2.8. A subject of law is not obliged to ask for permission for justified retribution from anyone, but any retribution must be justified.
2.9. Reasonable retribution can not be a reason for retribution if the validity has not been refuted.
2.10. Subjects of law have the right to protect the interests of others and to carry out retribution with their consent, death or incapacity.
2.11. Subjects of law have the right to file claims and carry out reasonable retribution if the environment is unreasonably worsening, wildlife is being destroyed or more natural resources are being extracted than it is required for careful living. Only target, not speculative, resource extraction is assumed.
2.12. In the event of a shortage of resources in nature, the owner of the reserves of the extracted raw materials must transfer the relying part. Otherwise, legitimate retribution is permissible. Products designated for storage of raw materials are considered as raw materials.
2.13. Any form of causing intentional harm to a subject of law is a reason for justified retribution.
2.15. Distribution of knowingly false or distorted information under the guise of authentic is a reason for justified retribution.
2.16. The judicial authority as such does not exist, but all parties in a conflict may grant a third person entrusted by all participants with such authority in a particular conflict.
2.17. The right to life, the right to health, the right to education and others are implied as a manifestation of the subject’s will, but does not impose on others the obligation to ensure these rights.
2.20. The distortion of history and the distribution of false historical information is a particularly serious crime against the accuracy of information.
2.21. Lying and distorting information in the media and its equivalent resources is a serious crime against the accuracy of information.
2.23. Subjects of law have the right to take preventive measures against the aggressor in foreign conflicts.
2.26. There is no difference between penetrating a dedicated physical or information space - in both cases, reasonable retribution is permissible.
2.28. Falsifying names, documents, appropriating someone else’s right of information source, deliberate misleading, etc. - are special cases of distribution of inaccurate information and are subject to retribution.
3.1.1. A set of norms (code, convention) is defined by a document with a specific title, main author, revision.
3.1.3. Only the original author or his official successor can issue a new revision of the document, but anyone can suggest changes. It is permissible to make a branch of the code with a new name and an indication of the source in the event of fundamental discrepancies or to test experimental innovations with subsequent integration into the original document.
3.1.4. The author can determine the principle of compatibility of document revisions. This is necessary in cases where one legal entity requires an older revision, while another has adopted a newer but not compatible one.
3.1.6. The order of registration of the subjects who have accepted the norms is determined by the code itself.
3.1.7. This document is both a set of norms and the essence of the Confederation. Any branches will create a different confederation.
3.1.8. States are assumed to be built on the modular principle of legislation, referring to specific versions of neutral general codes. Specific norms should still be issued in the form of separate neutral codes for their use by other states.
3.2.2. The subject of law may grant the right to act on its behalf to another subject, without transferring its authority in this case.
3.2.3. The judicial authority does not exist, but the conflicting parties may voluntarily grant a third party with the right of arbitration in a particular dispute.
3.2.5. An investigation can be lead by any subject of law, while not having any privileges, but each member of the Confederation should provide all possible assistance in the investigation.
3.2.6. The highest value is the decentralization of power, what does not allow the power to be seized, while an attacker is occupying leading positions and using legislation of the state to the detriment of its citizens as it has happened in history.
3.2.7. No sphere of life can be regulated in such a way that a member of the Confederation is not able to make decisions independently based on the corresponding set of norms.
3.3.1. The Confederation does not have a holistic economics - various separate voluntary forms among its members are allowed.
3.3.2. The Confederation itself has no responsibilities and does not provide any guaranteed services.
3.3.3. No form of compulsory tax or enforced imposition of services is allowed. Only voluntary payment is possible in order to gain access to a specific service sector (medicine, rescue service, protection, etc.).
3.4.1. Official Russian name: "Конфедерации Разумной Правовой Свободы". Abbreviated: "КРПС" or "КоРПуС".
3.4.3. The official Coat of Arms, Anthem, Flag and other elements can be defined in subsequent revisions. Until then, only the official name is valid.
3.5.1. The confederation does not define an official language and is neutral in adherence to a particular culture.
3.6.2. The Confederation does not have a single authority or representative body. No one has the right to speak and conclude treaties on behalf of the Confederation.
3.6.3. Members of the Confederation speak on the international stage independently, or voluntarily uniting.
3.6.4. Social and physical protection involves creation of independent member states with their own economies.
3.6.6. The lack of judicial authority eliminates the concept of jurisdiction. Powerful imposition of jurisdiction on any member of the Confederation is unconditionally regarded as aggression.
3.6.7. The place of residence of the members of the Confederation and the important space for their livelihoods, incl. containing natural resources, automatically becomes the territory of the Confederation.
3.6.8. The peaceful coexistence of many states on the same territory is allowed, provided that the legislation is compatible with the main provisions of the Confederation. An incompatible state is considered an aggressor by definition.
3.6.9. Any official activity of representatives of a foreign state on the territory of the Confederation shall be considered automatic invitations to similar activities on the territory of the respective foreign state.
3.7.3. Charitable foundations of non-guaranteed social assistance are supposed, contributions to which can be considered as the basis for preferences in other areas at the discretion of the organizers.
3.8.1. Spreading and maintaining knowledge is a priority. Each member of the Confederation is obliged to participate in this process as far as possible.
3.8.2. It is intended to create a distributed knowledge base with an open information exchange protocol. Each logical node of the system is an educational institution.
3.8.3. Mastering knowledge is an independent process in which it is permissible to resort to help of third parties. Initial initiation is the responsibility of parents and guardians.
3.8.4. The degree of knowledge, skills and abilities of a rational being in exact sciences can be set independently by passing standard comprehensive qualifying examinations using recording devices that allow you to check the progress of the exam at a later date. It is permissible to take place in the presence of a witness in case of degradation of technical capabilities.
3.8.5. The degree of mastery in artificial or controversial disciplines must not be mixed with that in exact sciences.
3.8.6. The degree is formed dynamically from the number of examinations in individual subjects and represents the percentage of the total amount of knowledge in the discipline.
3.8.7. The degree degrades with the advent of new or the development of old subjects in the discipline.
3.8.8. The degree is taken independently according to the conditions of a particular educational institution. Misappropriation is regarded as distribution of false information.
3.9.1. Public infrastructure is understood as any public facilities associated with the transportation of material or information load.
3.9.2. Private or closed infrastructure may be compulsory recognized as public if they occupy a particularly advantageous space and there is no possibility of building and using a similar object nearby. The principle of access in a limited resource (space).
3.9.3. Regardless of the state affiliation of a subject, access to public infrastructure must be granted according to uniform rules.
3.9.4. The owner of public infrastructure has right to establish only such uniform restrictions for everyone that prevent direct imminent destruction which is not a planned depreciation.
3.9.5. Public infrastructure can be forcibly alienated if it is actually abandoned — not maintained or upgraded at the level of other similar facilities, significantly limiting public use. In this case, the old owner reserves the right to receive part of the income for the constructive elements built by him and still used.
3.10.1. Nobody’s property refers to any artificially made object that does not have explicit indications of its ownership or which has been abandoned for a long time in an unusable condition with the exception of objects of historical value.
4.3. The second number indicates the sequence number of backward-compatible revisions with the same first number.
4.4. Technical revisions with the third number after the second point are allowed to correct errors, but not changing the essence.
5.3. Official registration of a member of the Confederation takes place by providing the author with a copy of this document, signed with an electronic signature of any open format, indicating the full name, place and date of birth.
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