The curriculum
Power of Paper Course
Fourteen modules on the affidavit process, constitutional compliance, and positive law versus common law. One payment, full curriculum access.
Legal Education & Remedy · Riverside, CA
Master the Power of Paper.
Remedy at Law teaches the fifth right of the First Amendment, the right to petition: how to put the facts in writing, establish the record and require accountability from public officials.
From Riverside, CA · taught online
Three ways into the Power of Paper
Every offer teaches the same method. Choose how much of it you want, and how you want to keep learning.
Course, book and community
Support Subscription
The course, the book, the recurring community Zoom meetings and ongoing subscriber support, together in one monthly membership.
The companion book
The Power of Paper Book
The foundational principles in print: instructional guidance, First Amendment application and reference material to keep beside you.
§ 1The fifth right
Hold Government Accountable with Lawful Remedies
The basic principle is simple: Put the facts in writing. Establish the record. Require accountability.
Why Kirk Beck started teaching it“I went around to the many participants and asked them if they could name the five rights that were protected by the first amendment. Sadly not one person was able to give me all five.”
One boy scout managed four of them: speech, religion, assembly and the press. Almost nobody mentioned the fifth. That missing right is the whole subject of Remedy at Law.
- Speechnamed
- Religionnamed
- The pressnamed
- Assemblynamed
- Petitionthe one nobody named
The course teaches the right to petition as a working tool. In Kirk’s words, “an affidavit is a type of petition to which a government official must respond.” You learn to ask precise questions, keep the responses, and keep the failures to respond, as part of an administrative record.
§ 2The method, in three lines
- Put the facts in writing.
- Establish the record.
- Require accountability.
The Power of Paper teaches ordinary citizens to preserve every response, or failure to respond, as part of an administrative record that cannot be talked away.
14-MODULE PROGRAM
The Power of Paper course
For a one-time purchase of $49, you gain access to the full Power of Paper curriculum: the nature of law, common law, and the steps to finding a legal remedy, translated from regulatory language into instructional steps.
§ 3What the course covers
From what law is, to how a record is built
Topics across the modules
The law itself
- What is law?
- How to determine if a law is just
- Why every law must be constitutional
- The power of the affidavit
Building the record
- How the oath of office holds officials accountable
- Steps to finding the remedy at law
- How preliminary motions lay the groundwork
- Positive law versus common law
14
Paid Remedy members receive immediate access to all 14 modules.
Affidavit process training
How to put facts under oath in writing, ask precise questions, and keep what comes back.
Community Zoom meetings
Members meet on Zoom to work through the material together. Included with the $5 monthly subscription.
§ 4For the record
Who teaches it, and how to reach him
Entered- Taught by
- Kirk Beck, who describes himself as a teacher for over 40 years. He founded Remedy at Law and leads the community meetings.
- Based in
- Riverside, California. The course is online and the meetings run on Zoom, so you can join from anywhere.
- Call
- (951) 660-2856
- Pay by
- Venmo (@kirk-beck), Zelle to (951) 660-2856, PayPal, or a check payable to Kirk Beck.
- What it is
- Education. Remedy at Law teaches a method; it does not represent anyone or advise on an individual case.
§ 5Your first entry
Start with the course, or ask Kirk a question first.
Call (951) 660-2856 or write to remedyatlaw@yahoo.com. Once your payment is received, your access links and resources are emailed to you promptly.