Any person offering judicial or police services in the free nation shall be free to specify more detailed rights, obligations, and procedures than those included here, provided they are consistent with the natural law described hereinafter. Natural Law Natural law describes the natural, voluntary order of human society. This law is timeless, unchangeable, and universal. It takes priority over any other law, including constitutions and contracts. It acknowledges the right of every person to live a life that is governed by his own goals and opinions.
Natural law serves to prevent and resolve conflicts between people pursuing contradictory goals.
It stipulates that every person shall be free to dispose of his rightfully acquired property and shall refrain from disposing of the property of others without their permission. It permits all activities that do not violate someone else's person or property. As a matter of principle, a society based on natural law should be maintained by means consistent with that law. These means will then generate under the disciplines of profit and loss, supply and demand, and peaceful competition in the free market the information required for discovering the optimal way of protecting natural rights. If the parties concerned fail to agree on the nature or extent of the fine, it shall be determined by an independent and impartial court of law on the basis of the seriousness of the crime and the circumstances under which it was committed.