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Mckenzie Friend seems to be the topic for the mistakes you all made by trusting the very ones has promise to uphold the law every man has a right to come to courts of justice and to have someone to represent them by their own choice lets not forget the law is for lawyer or layman and everyone has a freedom of choice not a discretion to do as they please because they feel they are high and mighty it is the law that keeps them in check from the errors and wrongs which are committed on a daily basis by the abuse of power

The Bill of Rights is on the face of it a summary of constitutional rules: incidentally it settles some large and disputed questions of principals for these reasons the Bill of Rights is perhaps the nearest approach to a constitutional code which we possess but it does not profess to be a written constitution. it merely states the points which had been from time to time in issues between the Crown and its Subjects since the reign of Edward I, and on all points it declare in favour of the nation and against the Crown.

I suppose they will remove this one as well rather than address it