Whenever one is deprived of their liberty it is called an "imprisonment." When this deprivation is done unlawfully it is a "false imprisonment." For over 1000 years the Common Law had a settled law and procedure by which one can be deprived of his liberty. This law and procedure is part of due process and as such cannot be changed by legislative statute. This book proves that most arrests today are "false imprisonments."

Admiralty and Maritime Law by Robert Force is a comprehensive publication o which is an excellent resource whether an attorney, law student or legal researcher. This publication was written published by the Federal Judicial Center for use in training judges and other judicial branch employees on admiralty and maritime law. If one desires a solid understanding of admiralty or maritime law within the standards of federal judges then this book is for you.
Robert Force

This unique book, while unreserved and outrageous, is also very amusing. Full of controversy, it will not only enlighten, but may jar you awake forever changing the way you look at the world, especially "law" and politics. Adventures has been called "Better than a law school education in 250 pages."

The Anti-Government Movement Handbook,” a training manual for judge and court staff against pro se litigants, was published in 1999 by the National Center for the State Courts (NCSC) in Williamsburg, Virginia. This book, along with “Dealing With Common Law Courts. A Model Curriculum for judges and Court Staff,” published in 1997 by NCSC, was developed from an Institute for Course Management (ICM) course on dealing with common law courts held in Scottsdale, Arizona, February 5-7, 1997.