Un-Codified Common Law

The People’s US Constitution Article IV, section 4 guarantees a “Republican” form of government not a democracy, the un-codified common law is the superior law of the people and the codified civil law is the special or inferior law of the government and its agency. Therefore the law and the will of the people outranks the law of the government and access to the common law is guaranteed and protected in law by the U.S. Constitution.

In America, the body of English legal doctrine which formed the foundation of the law administered in those States settled from
England and in the later States formed by settlement or division from the original States, and the later development of that law in America down to modern times. there was no federal common law at the onset of our legal
The common law was received by the states and was to be applied in the federal courts as altered, interpreted, or preserved by the state courts. The Federal Constitution by implication imposed limitations on the common law, primarily through the first ten amendments. Article VI, which designates "the Constitution; and the laws made in pursuance thereof; and all treaties made under the authority of the United States," to be the supreme law of the land, did not, however, diminish the force of the retained common law.(P.