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CONSTITUTION OF THE COURT OF

GREAT JURY OF THE PEOPLE OF CANADA

TITLE I

GREAT JURY OF THE PEOPLE OF CANADA:

Article 1

CONSTITUTION:

This document is the Constitutional Statement of the Court of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada. The current Constitution is the foundation, scope, scope and authority of the Founder of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada, the Court Committee and the Court of the Court.

Hereinafter, may be called Grand Jury, or Grand Jury of the People of Canada as equivalent;

Article 2

VALUE :

Without limits: the compassionate Conscious Life offered by the Creator of the Universe;

Article 3

FORM:

Free private association of study of public interest of common law and customary law, UNDER EMERGENCY MEASURE BY EXTRAORDINARY REMEDIES;

Article 4

AUTHORITY:

The compassionate Consciousness Given Life offered by The Creator of the Universe to his Creatures born human, heirs of the Earth, endowed with free will and power of self-government;

Article 5

JURISDICTION:

The Common Law / Customary Law of the People of Canada. No law is above the customary rights of the people of Canada;

Article 6

EQUIVALENT POWERS AND APPLICATION:

Common Law, Customary Law, The Supreme Court of Canada; Canada 1982 Act in the generally accepted territory of the place known as Canada;

Article 7

SOCIAL REASON :

Study of the legality, the legitimacy, the responsibilities, the application and the constitutionality of the law on accidents at work and occupational diseases issued by the "parliament of the state of québec";

Article 8

GOAL :

Life by the enhancement of social peace in application of the common law / customary law of the judgment of justice;

Article 9

MANDATE:

Maintain social peace, by application of common law and customary law;

Article 10

FOUNDER OF THE COURT OF THE GREAT JURY OF THE PEOPLE OF CANADA:

The Founder of this Constitution, in its totality, is the private and unique creator and owner of the private association. As such, it also has powers of dissolution. The Founder has all the powers written in the present. The Founder chooses the members of the Court at his sole discretion. It must obligatorily act in the following way:

Article 11

MANDATORY DELEGATION-FOUNDER:

With the exception of the power to dissolve, The Founder of the Free Private Association of the Court of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada is obligatorily and voluntarily to delegate this Constitution to the Committee of the Court, as described or limited by the present Constitution of the Court of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada:

Article 12

MANDATORY DELEGATION-COMMITTEE OF THE COURT:

With the exception of the power to dissolve, the powers of the Committee of the Court as well as the powers regarding the application of the operating procedures of the Tribunal, The Committee of the Court of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada must mandatorily delegate to the Tribunal of the Court, without prejudice, all of its powers of judgment, hereby conferred immediately upon its creation, as hereby made or limited. After the acceptance of the Constitution by the Tribunal, the Tribunal establishes the Tribunal's powers of judgment;

Article 13

MANDATORY DELEGATION-PROCESSOR-OF-PEOPLE:

With the exception of Pleadings as well as Closing, Power of Attorney and the presentation of the Lighthouse Cause of the Creator of the Court of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada, the People's Procurator will It is mandatory to delegate its powers of presentation of cases, as well as the associated powers, to Assistant Public Prosecutors. The number of mandatory delegations will be equivalent to the number of cases that wish to be heard by Tribunal members;

Article 14

TRUST-FOUNDER:

The private free association of the People's Grand Jury Court of Canada is a trust based on trust. The Founder hereby delegates his powers to the Committee of the Court appointed, unilaterally, by him.

The mandatory delegation of powers of the Founder (beneficiary) is trustee of trust to The Court Committee.

Article 15

TRUST-COMMITTEE OF THE COURT:

The private free association of the People's Grand Jury Court of Canada is a trust based on trust. The Committee of the Court (beneficiary) delegates its powers to the Court of the Court appointed, by random drawing, by him.

The mandatory delegation of powers of the Court's Committee is a fiduciary of trust towards the Court of Justice.

Article 16

TRUST-HIERARCHY

The trust trusts thus created by the current Constitution are disolvable by the higher beneficiaries only by withdrawal of trust at all times. Thus, the delegated administrators of dependent powers can not become independent of their superior parent, based on trust and are obligatorily bound by the present trust.

Article 17

COMMITTEE OF THE COURT-MEMBERS:

The Committee of the original Court is chosen by the volunteers unilaterally by the Founder of the private free association of the Court of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada.

The Committee of the Court is deemed to be the leader of the Court of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada is constituted under a two-third (2/3) majority vote, in front of the totality of the members of the Committee.

The Committee of the Court is three members. The Committee of the Court votes the positions of its members behind closed doors. The Committee of the Court elected, in camera, a President, a People's Procurator and a Secretary;

Article 18

COURT ROLE COMMITTEE:

The Committee of the Court is the private forum of the People's Grand Jury of Canada and is not required to report to anyone outside the association, except as described in the current Constitution.

The Committee of the Court drafts, behind closed doors, and votes on this Constitution of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada, which will be submitted for final acceptance to the Court's Pre-Trial Conference. The validity of the Constitution of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada is subject to a simple majority vote of the members of the Court of Justice after its establishment.

The Committee of the Court establishes the Court's Court and draws the random draw of the First-Juries, as well as the Jurors-Reservists, from among the list of potential members.

All votes on matters referred to the Committee of the Court shall be held in camera, two-thirds (66%) of all members of the Committee of the Court. The Court of Justice does not have the right to vote on questions submitted to the Court Committee, subject to the compulsory delegations contained in the Constitution.

After the selection of the randomly selected candidates, in camera, by the Committee of the Court, the result is presented for acceptance at the preparatory conference of the Court of Justice. The First-Jurors and the Jure-Reservists drawn at random are appointed by the Committee of the Court as members of the Court's Court.

The Committee of the Court does not have jurisdiction over the final acceptance of the Constitution of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada. The final acceptance of the present is submitted by the Committee of the Court, before the twenty-three First-Juries, to the preparatory conference of the Court of Justice, after its creation by the Committee. The Tribunal, in a preparatory conference, accepts or refuses, by simple majority vote, the validity of this Constitution which establishes its powers.

Article 19

COURT TRIBUNAL - RASH OF THE RULES:

A public list listing of First Judges and Resident Juror-members is initiated by the Court's Committee. A list of free volunteers is drawn up for random draw. The Committee of the Court does not know the registration information, except for the total number of registrations.

The registration list will be open for thirty (30) consecutive days. The list will be closed and permanent thereafter.

Volunteer registration requirements include their name, email address or a valid phone number. Only random drawers will be informed of the draw results, subject to their acceptance.

The Committee of the Court must delegate the creation of a secret list of registrations to a person appointed by him. The Committee of the Court does not have jurisdiction over the establishment or maintenance of the list. The person in charge of the random draw list is subordinate and is considered an employee of the Court Committee. Potential members of the Court's Tribunal are randomly drawn by the Court's Committee.

Volunteers, subject to this Constitution, are appointed, in the order of draw, by the Committee of the Court as First-Jury or as Additional Juror-Reservist, to ensure the continuity of the work in case of absence of Premier-Juror.

The entries on the list for the random draw are free and voluntary. A private website is available for the establishment of the list. The draw is done in the simplest way desired by the Committee of the Court. A number of Premier-Juror is assigned to each draw. The President of the Tribunal is assigned number one (1). Numbers two (2) to twenty-seven (27) are awarded in the order of random draw for each of the First-Juries and for the Jure-Réservistes.

After the random drawing, the candidates are appointed, subject to the Constitution of the People's Grand Jury of Canada, by the Committee of the Court as members of the Court of the Court.

Registration is for the random draw of twenty-three (23) First-Juries and three (3) Jure-Réservistes. The expenses of all Jurors will be reimbursed according to the Constitution of the Grand Jury. Registration is free. No experience in law is necessary.

The registration deadline for potential Jurors is thirty (30) days to register on the draw to be a member of the Tribunal. The list will be closed at registration after this deadline and will become permanent to the activities of the Grand Jury. The list thus constituted is private to the Court of the Grand Jury. The opening date of the list is fixed by the Committee of the Court.

The entries selected for the random draw are verified by the person delegated by the Committee of the Court in charge of drawing lists.

Article 20

TRIBUNAL OF THE COURT-MEMBERS:

The Court is the public forum of the People's Grand Jury of Canada and is not required to report to anyone outside the association, except as described in the current Constitution.

The Court of the Court is a dependent party of the Committee of the Court of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada, therefore under the jurisdiction and authority of the Court Committee. The members of the Tribunal are twenty-three First-Juries with three Juries-reservists. Members are drawn at random, in camera, by the Court's Committee;

Article 21

COURT OF ROLE COURT:

The Constitution of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada is presented to the Court of Justice for submission to the simple majority vote of the Tribunal. The Court of Justice does not have the jurisdiction to draft the Constitution of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada. The Tribunal, accepts or refuses under a vote, the validity of this Constitution which establishes its powers.

The Court of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada will submit, for judgment, to the Court of Justice the study of the legality, the legitimacy, the responsibilities, the application and the constitutionality of the law on accidents at work and occupational diseases issued by the "parliament of the state of Quebec";

Tous les votes sur les questions soumises au Tribunal sont obtenus par résultats à la majorité simple, soit cinquante-et-un pourcent(51%) de vingt-trois(23) Premiers-Jurés. Le Président du Tribunal n'as pas le droit de vote sur les questions soumises au Tribunal.

Article 22

TRIBUNAL DE LA COUR-MEMBRES POTENTIELS :

Tout humain né conscient doté de libre-arbitre et de pouvoirs d'auto-gouvernement dans le territoire admis généralement du Canada, incluant les immigrants reçus légalement, inscrit librement et volontairement sur la liste du tirage au hasard à l'exception de ce qui suit :

Article 23

TRIBUNAL DE LA COUR-PROSCRIPTIONS :

Afin de préserver l'intégrité de l'activité ou les procédures du Grand Jury du Peuple du Canada;

Par décision à l'unanimité du Comité de la Cour, les membres actuels ou passés du barreau du Québec sont proscrit des activités de la Cour ou du Tribunal pour cause de conflit d'intérets aggravé.

Par décision à l'unanimité du Comité de la Cour, les membres actuels du gouvernement de l'état du Québec sonts proscrits des activitées de la Cour ou du Tribunal pour cause de conflit d'intérets aggravé.

Par décision à l'unanimité du Comité de la Cour, les membres du Comité de la Cour, les employés de la Cour ou le Fondateur du Grand Jury du Peuple du Canada sont proscrits de s'inscrire pour les tirages au sort du Tribunal de la Cour.

By unanimous decision of the Committee of the Court, the person entrusted by the Committee with the establishment or maintenance of the list of random draw for the causes or for the Jurors is prohibited to be inscribed on the list, or for other activities of the Court or Tribunal.

By unanimous decision of the Court Committee, legal persons, private interest organizations or corporations are prohibited from registering or registering representatives for the activities of the Court or Tribunal.

By unanimous decision of the Committee of the Court, the People's Prosecutor, the Secretary, the Assistant Prosecutors drawn at random can not be a member of the Tribunal or participate in the draw.

By unanimous decision of the Committee of the Court, the previous decisions do not include the witnesses who will be summoned by the Court or the Tribunal for hearing.

By unanimous decision of the Committee of the Court, the previous decisions do not include the employees of the Court for its activities or procedures. These decisions do not include the free forum or public forum of the Tribunal made available to the public. These decisions do not have the effect, in the event of an unforeseen breach, of endangering the Court or the Tribunal or of terminating its activities or procedures.

Article 24

TRIBUNAL OF THE COURT-COMPOSITION:

The number and composition of the members of the Court of Justice is established according to the conditions laid down in the current Constitution.

The total number of members of the Court of Justice is twenty-seven (27) persons.

The President of the Tribunal is determined by the position of President of the Court Committee. The President of the Tribunal is not drawn at random. The President of the Tribunal is a First-Juror. The number of First-Shots drawn at random is twenty-three (23) aditiés:

Three (3) Jure-reservists, drawn at random, to continue smoothly, the work of the Tribunal in case of absence, for some reason of a First-juror. The random draw is made according to the same list and conditions of First-jurors;

Article 25

TRIBUNAL OF THE COURT-RESERVE OF JURY:

All non-randomly selected applicants will remain on the reserve list if necessary for the duration of the activities or proceedings of the People's Grand Jury of Canada.

At any time, in order to continue the activities or procedures of the People's Grand Jury of Canada, the Committee of the Court may use the reserve on the list of potential candidates or the Jurors-Reservists in order to complete the list of members of the Tribunal in any breach of this Constitution.

The Committee of the Court so named replacement for default to any First-Jury, for some reason. A juror-reservist thus named becomes a first-juror.

Article 26

TRIBUNAL OF THE COURT-HEARD CAUSE

The cases heard by the Court of the Grand Jury of the People's Court of Canada will have to be against the law on accidents at work and occupational diseases.

All other case registrations are prohibited and will be removed from the list in the event of an abuse of registration. The merits of the case are heard at the public hearings of the Court of the Court.

The Court of First Instance decides at the pre-hearing conference whether the case heard is appropriate, on the recommendation of the President. The President is not required to obtain this consent to implement the procedure;

Article 27

COURT TRIBUNAL - RANDOM CHALLENGING CAUSES

A public list of registrations for Tribunal members is initiated by the Court's Committee. A list of causes is established for random draw. The Committee of the Court does not know the registration information, except for the total number of registrations.

The registration list will be open for thirty (30) consecutive days. The list will be closed and permanent thereafter.

The conditions for registering causes include their name, an email address or a valid phone number. Only random drawers will be informed of the draw results, subject to their acceptance.

The Committee of the Court must delegate the creation of a secret list of registrations to a person appointed by him. The Committee of the Court does not have jurisdiction over the establishment or maintenance of the list. The person in charge of the random draw list is subordinate and is considered an employee of the Court Committee. Cases heard by the Court are randomly drawn by the Court's Committee, in camera.

The causes, subject to this Constitution, shall be named, in the order of circulation, by the Committee of the Court.

The entries on the list for the random draw are free and voluntary. A private website is available for the establishment of the list. The draw is done in the simplest way desired by the Committee of the Court. A cause number is assigned to each draw. The leading cause of the Founder is assigned number one (1). The two (2) and subsequent numbers are awarded in random order for each cause.

After the random draw, the named cases are heard, subject to the Constitution of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada, by the Court's Court;

A case is considered scheduled for hearing AFTER the random draw and verification of the applicant's acceptance. The number of cases heard will depend on the Tribunal's decision. Attorneys from random cases will be able to present their bill of costs to the Tribunal. No experience in law is necessary.

The time for cases is thirty (30) days to register in order to present a case before the Tribunal. The list will be closed at registration after this deadline and will become permanent to the activities of the Grand Jury. The list thus constituted is private in the Court of the Grand Jury. The opening date of the list is fixed by the Committee of the Court.

Registrations of cases from the random draw are verified by the delegate of the Court Committee responsible for drawing lists.

Article 28

COURT TRIBUNAL-PROCEDURES:

The Tribunal uses, for its procedures, an amended version of the notarial arbitral procedure published by the Quebec Order of Notaries-Arbitrators;

The Tribunal will be able to secure voluntary services for positions that will be required for the proper conduct of the proceeding. As a procedural power, this decision may be subject to the recommendations deemed necessary by the President of the Tribunal for acceptance by the members of the Tribunal. The President is not required to obtain this consent to apply the procedure.

Article 29

COURT OF THE COURT-PROCESSOR-OF-PEOPLE:

The People's Prosecutor is a member of the Court's Committee and may appoint as many assistant public prosecutors as he deems necessary for the proper conduct of the proceedings. Assistant Prosecutors will present their private cases to the Court of Assisted Court of the People's Prosecutor.

The People's Prosecutor appoints assistant prosecutors based on the random drawing of cases. Applicants for random cases may self-represent or name whoever they represent to their exclusive unilateral decision.

The People's Procurator does not have the power to refuse to appoint an assistant attorney, nor does he have the power of attorney over random causes.

It is the duty of the People's Prosecutor, or assistant prosecutors, to submit their bill of costs for reimbursement by the unsuccessful party. The bill of costs will be submitted to the Tribunal as an integral part of the judgment.

It is the duty of the Attorney-General to support and facilitate the presentation of random cases, but is in no case a substitute for the absence of the plaintiff or assistant prosecutor.

It is the duty of the People's Prosecutor to share and understand the procedures for bringing cases before the Tribunal, as described in sections 46 and 47, below;

Article 30

COURT TRIBUNAL WAIVER OF THE PEOPLE'S PROSECUTOR:

The People's Procurator does not give legal advice. It does not provide power of attorney, or costs related to the presentation of causes drawn at random, other than the Lighthouse Cause of the Founder of the Grand Jury Court.

Article 31

COURT OF POWERS ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES:

At the hearings of the Court of the Court, the President will retain his powers for the Constitution of the Court, for the procedure and conduct of the proceedings only. These powers can not be delegated or substituted, and it is the responsibility of the President to enforce order with the Tribunal and the Court.

Article 32

COURT OF THE FRESH COURT AND ADMINISTRATION OF EXPENSES:

The unsuccessful party bears the costs. All other expenses are also borne by the unsuccessful party. The cash amounts collected by the Court will be locked in a trust account under notary audit.

Article 33

COURT TRIBUNAL - CONDITIONS FOR REGISTRATION OF A CAUSE:

The amount of registration of a case for judgment before the Court of First Instance is set at one hundred and four (104) dollars and the presentation of two names of potential First-Jurors for the draw of the members of the Tribunal. Only cases heard by the Tribunal will be subject to the registration amount.

Les personnes inscrites sur la liste du tirage au hasard des jurés par les causes inscrites pour jugement ne peuvent être tirés deux fois. Si un Juré est tiré au hasard une deuxième fois comme présentateur de cause, son nom sera rayé da la liste des jurés, il sera remplacé par un Juré-Réserviste, et un nouveau Juré-Réserviste sera tiré au sort de la réserve.

Les causes qui seront entendues sont tirées au hasard. Une cause inscrite sur la liste de tirage ne sera pas nécéssairement choisie par le tirage. Une cause tirée au hasard ne sera pas nécéssairement entendue par le Tribunal. Le nombre de causes entendues est à la discrétion du Président du Tribunal ou des membres du Tribunal.

The files must be submitted to the President of the Tribunal by the parties wishing to present their case in hearing. The president, after the draw of the cases, can decide without the opinion of the Tribunal, if a case is not related to the activities or procedures of the Tribunal and he can reject it unilaterally. A cause is also called a request.

After the random drawing of the cases: the application, the evidence and the evidence are prepared and presented by the party who makes the request to the President of the Tribunal for a hearing before the Tribunal. Parties requesting such assistance may be assisted by the People's Prosecutor in preparing for the presentation to the Tribunal.

Article 34

COURT COURT-ARCHIVES:

All cases presented must have a copy on file with the Tribunal. Any records or archives of the Court or Tribunal will be kept in the public domain by a notary public officer for consultation at all times by the public. After the acceptance of the Constitution by the Tribunal, all archives will be made available to the public after publication decision.

Article 35

TRIBUNAL OF THE COURT-PRESIDENT:

The President of the Court is also the President of the Tribunal. At Tribunal hearings, the President will retain his powers for the Constitution of the Court, for the purposes of the procedure and to ensure the proper conduct of the proceedings only. The monetary treatment of the President shall be one hundred (100) dollars per day. By unanimous decision of the Committee of the Court, the President of the Court shall defer his powers of judgment to the Tribunal, retaining only those of the President of the Tribunal, as described below:

Article 36

JURY MEMBERS OF THE TRIBUNAL-ROLE:

Power of trial of cases delegated to the First-Juries by the Committee of the Court.

All procedural powers are at the discretion of the President of the Tribunal or his delegated committee, according to the Constitution.

Article 37

TRIBUNAL OF THE COURT LEGALITY:

All the activity of the Court of the Court is legitimate, registered and public. All activities of the Court or Tribunal are notarized, this includes all future activity as well.

The adverse party having been duly informed, does not wish to voluntarily participate in the proposed judgment, all activities and procedures are legally at the discretion of the plaintiff, the Founder of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada.

Article 38

COURT OF THE COURT-PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION

All proceedings, hearings, testimony, proceedings or proceedings of the Court of the Court will be broadcast live on the Grand Jury of Canada website. All decisions will be of public interest.

At Tribunal hearings, a public forum for free witnesses will be scheduled. A written forum of questions will also be made available to the public. All free testimonies and relevant public comments collected in this way may be presented to the Tribunal.

The free forum and the written forum will not be used as a direct result of a case presented at random for the Tribunal's judgment, but may be additional evidence to the Tribunal's final decision. The Tribunal is not required to present, take into account or hear such evidence in rendering a decision.

Article 39

COURT TRIBUNAL-QUESTION TO JUDGMENT:

La cause avec préjudice: X VS. LATMP sera entendue devant la Cour et le Tribunal est réalisée SOUS MESURE D'URGENCE PAR RECOURS EXTRAORDINAIRE. La question soumise au jugement du Tribunal est: est-ce que la LATMP est valide et appliquée?

Basé sur la question principale, le Tribunal doit également étudier les codes ou autres formes de législations qui sont associés.

Article 40

TRIBUNAL DE LA COUR-LEGITIMITE :

Le jugement du Tribunal du Grand Jury du Peuple du Canada pourra émettre des recommandations de droits légitimes aux employés du gouvernement de l'état du québec, s'assurer de la validité de la loi sur les accidents du travail et les maladies professionnelles, ou émettre des constats d'infractions pour d'éventuelles accusations d'autres natures dans le cas ou la loi ne serait pas légitimement appliquée. Les décisions du Tribunal peuvent être éxécutoires et définitives, sans appel à la discrétion de la Cour.

Article 41

GRAND JURY DU PEUPLE DU CANADA-CAUSE PHARE :

La Cause-Phare est la cause de la fondation et de l'initiative du Fondateur Denis Paiement. La Cause-Phare est totalement indissociable de l'existence du Grand Jury du Peuple du Canada.

The Grand Jury of the People of Canada is Denis Paiement's unique and unique private initiative. The Cause-Phare Denis Payment is not subject to random draw and must be heard by the Court of Justice for judgment and decision.

Hearing the Lighthouse-Cause includes full written writing of a Tribunal decision for final settlement. The decision of the Tribunal's judgment at the Cause-Phare is applicable to all the other cases presented and drawn at random and all the other claims in the general case X versus the law on industrial accidents and occupational diseases.

Article 42

GREAT JURY OF THE PEOPLE OF CANADA-LEGITIMACY

The other party is the law on industrial accidents and occupational diseases, legally applicable under the mandate of the Government of the State of Quebec by the Commission for Health and Safety at Work, hereinafter perhaps called the opposite party. defendant or defendant.

Following the abandonment of the defendant, the judgment of the Grand Jury of the People of Canada may issue recommendations for the application of legitimate rights or ordinances to employees of the Government of the State of Quebec or under mandate, as the case may be

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