COMMON

LAW

A BEDROCK FOR AUSTRALIAN JUSTICE

The Australian Nationalist Social Republic (ANSR) will enshrine a binding, immutable body of Common Law — a civil foundation rooted in truth, natural order, and the rights of free men. It will stand above statute. It will bind the state and protect the citizen.

No act of Parliament, no bureaucratic decree, no foreign treaty will supersede these laws. They are not negotiable. They are not subject to revision. They are the final word on justice in the Republic.

ENFORCEMENT AND AUTHORITY

The President is the sworn guardian of the Common Law. State Governors are responsible for enforcing it within their territories, and it is the duty of local sheriffs to uphold it in every community.

An Appeals Tribunal, independent of Parliament, will have the authority to strike down any law, order, or judgment that violates the Common Law — immediately.

A CIVILISATION RULED BY PRINCIPLE, NOT WHIM

The Common Law affirms three unshakable truths:

  • The people are sovereign.

  • The law is final.

  • The state serves the nation, not itself.

These laws will not evolve with fashion. They will not bend to ideology. They will remain as the steel spine of the Republic — unflinching, unchanging, uncorrupted.

YOUR RIGHTS. YOUR COUNTRY. YOUR LAW.

This is not a proposal. It is a declaration.

If we are to survive as a people, we must live by law that reflects who we are — not who others want us to be. The Common Law of the Republic is the line in the sand.

Stand with it. Or be ruled by those who stand against it.

These Common Laws are to be enduring, requiring little to no alteration, as they represent the core legal principles that govern the Republic of Australia. The President, as the highest authority in the Republic, plays a crucial role in upholding and protecting these laws, ensuring the stability and integrity of the nation.

    1. National Sovereignty
      The Republic of Australia is a sovereign nation. All power and authority within the Republic are derived from the people, and no foreign power or entity shall hold authority over the Republic.

    2. Individual Autonomy
      Every individual within the Republic, whether Citizen or Resident, possesses inherent rights to life, liberty, and property, which the state shall protect and uphold.

    1. Equality Before the Law
      All Citizens, and Residents within the Republic are equal under the law, regardless of their status, race, or background.

    2. Right to a Fair Process
      Every Citizen, and Resident has the right to a fair and impartial legal process, including the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.

    1. Freedom of Speech and Expression
      Every Citizen, and Resident has the right to freely express their thoughts and opinions, provided such expression does not harm others or undermine public order.

    2. Right to Privacy
      The right to privacy shall be respected and protected, ensuring that the personal lives, homes, and communications of Citizens and Residents are free from unwarranted intrusion.

  • Protection of Property
    The right to own and manage property is guaranteed to all Citizens and Residents. Property shall not be taken or used by the state without just cause and compensation.

    1. Rule of Law
      The Republic shall be governed by laws, not by arbitrary decisions of individuals. All government actions must be based on and consistent with the law.

    2. Accountability
      All public officials and government bodies shall be accountable to the people and subject to the law.

    1. Duty to the Republic
      All Citizens and Residents have a duty to respect and uphold these Common Laws and to contribute positively to the moral character of the Republic.

    2. Protection of the Environment
      The Republic shall protect its natural environment, ensuring the sustainable use of resources for the benefit of current and future generations.

The Common Laws of the Republic of Australia form the unshakable foundation of our justice system. Supreme over all lesser statutes, they are designed to protect order, liberty, and the natural rights of every Australian — now and for generations to come.

At the highest level, the President serves as chief guardian of these laws, with the Governor-General and State Governors ensuring they are respected across all branches of government. On the ground, Sheriffs — commissioned under the Office of the President — uphold these laws within local communities. Though they work within state systems, they act on behalf of the nation, enforcing justice where it matters most: among the people.

This structure guarantees that power flows both from the top down and the bottom up. Every level of authority, from the President to the Sheriffs, is bound by duty to defend the Common Laws, not bend them. Under ANSR, the law serves the people, not parties, not profiteers, and not foreign interests.