THE CANDIDATE'S TOBACCO, HOLISTIC HEALTH, CANCER AND ACCESS TO JUSTICE BOOKS FROM WHICH ARE DERIVED MANY OF THE ACTION PLAN'S PROPOSALS
INDUSTRIAL TOBACCO AND THE LAWIS ADDITIVES-RICH TOBACCO, ITS MARKETING AND LEGALIZATION A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY ?By Christian Pierre JoubertFive years of pleadings and arguments before multiple Courts including the US Supreme Court and the Inter-American Human Rights Commission.
One of the issues before the Court: Knowing (e.g. the "intent" element) that poison-additives in industrial tobacco leads to death, is the manufacturer guilty of homicide ? Even if death is delayed ?
CLICK HERE FOR THE TABLE OF CONTENTS AND A FEW RELEVANT FACTS TO EXAMINE THE CASE BELOW, CLICK HERECASE NO 05-7042
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CANCER, EFFICIENT ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES, MEDICINE, SCIENCE AND THE LAWWHEN THE FOOD AND DRUG AGENCY (F.D.A.) AND CANCER DOCTORS REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE THE VALIDITY OF ALTERNATIVE (OR INTEGRATIVE) ONCOLOGY, IS THIS A NEGATION OF SCIENCE AND A DEVIATION FROM THE STANDARD OF CARE?
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The best arguments from many years of pleadings from different lawsuits, including before two Supreme Courts. By Christian Pierre Joubert
FROM THE BOOK COVER: Virtually nothing in American law school training appears to focus on access to justice as a fundamental right. The United States Supreme Court's jurisprudence focuses on Bill of Rights phrases, in their interpretations of "due process," "liberty" and "equal protection," which are all derivative from, or secondary to, the most fundamental right: meaningful access to justice itself. One cannot reach the others if this primary requirement of the rule of law cannot be met. Yet, differently from most other advanced democracies, the American legal system excludes no-low-middle income groups from access to tort civil justice, reserving it to the well to do class. After having moved the Washington State superior courts, the Appeals Court and both the Wa. State and the US Supreme courts on this issue, the author, Christian Joubert, former law professor and plaintiff in different legal procedures, sums up the best of his pleadings on this Bastille issue.
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