Philosophical Objectives Of The Representarian Party-Part Four

Philosophical Objectives Of The Representarian Party-Part Four 

The U.S. Constitution also made it very clear that a citizen(s) if not all individual(s) are only entitled to assistance of counsel in all cases of criminal prosecution. Counsel cannot be members in any government branch. 

In other words, considering civil rights are privileges that come from government, assistance of counsel in a civil case is only a privileged option only in the case of incapacitation and legitimate absence.  Assistance of Counsel is not a guaranteed U.S. Constitutional right.

This nation's charter also made it very clear that defendants in criminal prosecution cases are only entitled to assistance of counsel and not to representation by counsel. This means a defendant would still have the responsibility to present his/her case and provide his/her narrative in a court of law.

Finally that document did not limit counsel to any members of a specific group. It clearly implied that other than an age or state citizenship requirement, anyone who is also not a member of any government branch should be allowed to provide assistance of counsel to any defendant who is being criminally prosecuted.