What you can do or cannot do depends upon the operational laws of whatever particular Jurisdictions of Law you function under. The significance of the phrase “jurisdiction of law” becomes clear when we define the words used, which are as follows:

1. “Jurisdiction” = power, authority, and control by legal/official uses of deadly force. The word derives from “juris,” meaning “law,” and “diction,” meaning to utter via words (speaking or writing.)

2. “Of” is a possessive term, meaning “belonging to.” A “citizen of the United States,” for instance, means a “citizen” belonging to the “United States.”

3. “Law” is the set of rules, regulations, and policies (codified in writing) constituting uses of deadly, official, legalized force. “Law,” in short, constitutes “all legally sanctioned grounds for using violence to enforce the rules of a particular jurisdiction, to the ultimate extents required to attain compliance, which is death.” Insofar as all civil governments are concerned, “law” therefore means the rules that some set of people adopt as the criteria to decide who has what right (power and authority) to blow your head off. A government consists of an organized attempt to rule life by death.

Enormous confusion, frustration, and suffering exist in the world today, especially those searching for freedom, when people do not know and understand what jurisdiction they are subject to and how they got there. You may find yourself asking where did my freedom go, how come I am required to get a license to marry, a business license to offer my skills, and a list of approx. over 1 billion other statues, rules, codes, laws, and don’t forget the taxes.
There are many jurisdictions of law operating (or available to utilize) today. The jurisdictions that most concern us are:
1) Common Law
2) Equity
3) Admiralty
4) Ecclesiastical

Within this University Wiki, each will be explored and explained

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