Philosophical Objectives Of The Representarian Party-Part Five

Philosophical Objectives Of The Representarian Party-Part Five

The Founding Fathers simply did not want counsel, who are not members of any government branch, to have involvement in the resolution of disputes/conflict. They knew this third party involvement would make the civil justice system totally standardless, law-defying, and argumentative due to their constant presence in the judiciary. That is the case now. 

The Founding Fathers were wary of the "Officialdom Of Counsel" dominating all judicial court activities. They knew that if an individual were compelled to present his/her case in a court of law, the amount of manipulation, posturing, one-upmanship, personal attacks, subjectivity, and other prejudicial activities would be kept to a minimum.

They also knew that if individual(s) were compelled to present his/her case, these individual(s) would be much more objective, focused, and in adherence to basic and elementary standards due to his/her lack of experience in the judicial courts.