The absence of a birth certificate and citizenship does not prevent authorities from prosecuting her person for anything. Her spoken name is enough to put on a charge sheet with her fingerprints, even without a prior record or type of identification. By a legal doctrine known as Idem sonans (sounding the same) similar sounding names are just as valid when referring to a person. The initial police action would just be the beginning of a court file relating to her person, whether it is written in upper or lower case letters or even with spelling mistakes. (and of course, disregarding the quaint freeman of the family phrase) All the absence of her birth certificate does, in essence, is deny her person certain valuable rights and duties, that were established by the constitutional provisions of the state, and are thereby only granted to a person by virtue of their citizenship... m.couriermail.au/news/queensland/queensland-woman-without-birth-certificate-doesnt-exist/story-fnihsrf2-1226978946274
Posted on: Sun, 06 Jul 2014 11:58:58 +0000
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