The Law in America – Brian Davis Tells the Truth and Rebecca Marco Calls Him Crazy

The truth about the law in America is making news this week. California representative Rebecca Marco is attempting to declare Brian Davis mentally ill, simply for sharing the law with them, which she subsequently could not understand.

Rather than consult with her legal department to refute what Brian Davis asserted, Rebecca Marco is resorting to the classic “he’s crazy” accusation. Who knows why? To save the money she would have to pay to prove Davis wrong? Maybe she did consult with attorney advisors and was told she cannot prove Davis wrong, and so must go this route and hope that Davis just fades away, another “disturbed individual” with no one behind him.

She will be disappointed if the latter is her hope.

My Student, Brian Davis, is being deprived of rights to which he is entitled as a free inhabitant, pursuant to Article IV of the Articles of Confederation of November 15, 1777 and the State of California Constitution.

Brian Davis stands accused of writing a letter to the Physical Therapy Board of California manifesting symptoms of a mental illness.  The Accusation filed against Davis by Rebecca Marco alleges no other evidence of mental illness.  The sole use my Student’s writing to claim he has a diseased mind is a despicable act and a violation of Article 1, Section 2 of  the Constitution of  this State.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION

ARTICLE 1 DECLARATION OF RIGHTS

SEC. 2.  (a) “Every person may freely speak, write and publish his or her sentiments on all subjects, being responsible for the abuse of this right.  A law may not restrain or abridge liberty of speech or press.”

Student Brian is a serious student of the law which makes his letter to the Physical Therapy Board of California particularly interesting.   Anyone interested in reading Brian’s letter to the Board and the  Executive Director’s  Accusation may request them by e-mail.  Information about my Basic Course in Law and Government is also available by contacting me at edrivera@edrivera.com

Dr. Eduardo M. Rivera

THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW AND THE BASIS OF ALL WRITTEN LAW IN AMERICA IS THE ORGANIC LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

To drive home the idea that the Declaration of Independence of July 4, 1776, the Articles of Confederation of November 15, 1777, the Northwest Ordinance of July 13, 1787 and finally the Constitution of the United States are the basis of all written law, I ask them to order from the United States Printing Office volume one of the United States Code.

When their volume one arrives post paid and without sales tax, the Student will open that book to the first printed page and see the following:  “CONTAININGTHE GENERAL AND PERMANENT LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, IN FORCE” and a recent date.  The four Organic Laws just mentioned precede the laws made by Congress.  The written law can’t be made any clearer than that.

When my Student of many years, Brian Davis, stated the truth about the written law to the to the Physical Therapy Board of California, the Executive Officer of that Board decided to begin the process that would find him unfit to hold a Physical Therapy License because alleged mental illness evidenced by a letter Davis wrote to the Physical Therapy Board of California.

Rebecca Marco, the Executive Officer of the Physical Therapy Board of California has now formally filed an Accusation against Brian Davis that could result in the loss of the Physical Therapy license he has held since 1989.

It is evident to everyone except the Physical Therapy Board of California that Brian Davis was simply exercising his political rights by way of protected free speech.

The letter Brian Davis wrote to the Physical Therapy Board of California and the Accusation against him are available from me and my Students.  I need help in making these documents and others widely available to the public.

Dr. Eduardo M. Rivera