The Representarian Party-Part Eleven

The Representarian Party-Part Eleven

This is a follow-up to my previous post.

The Florida Bar is an example of a standalone outright private entity while Virginia, as in the case of many other states, has its "licensing" bar associations incorporated in its state supreme court.

All attorneys-at-law have to pay fees to keep their "license". Where does that money go? According to basic law and according to the basic ideal of Representative Republic governance, all money paid for any permit from any governmental authority has to go to one source and one source only. That source is the local, state,or federal treasury. The treasury is an administrative agency that exists in the executive branch of the local, state, or executive branch. Only the executive branch can accept money because only that branch of government is supposed to administer money. The legislature is only supposed to make the law and the judiciary is only supposed to interpret cases of controversies to the application of the law.

According to Unauthorized Practice Of Law laws, no one other than an "licensed" attorney-at-law can provide counsel. Yet the money that is paid for an attorney to maintain his/her license does not even go to the public treasury. So how can the "attorney profession" be a lawfully legitimate profession if this is case? Also, how can UPL laws be lawfully legitimate since this is the case? 

The whole rotten structure that is built on fraud, deception, and deceit must fall like a house of cards. Otherwise, representative governance will never be restored.