§ 1The course
The Power of Paper course
Kirk Beck teaches the fifth right of the First Amendment, the right to petition, and the affidavit process that puts it to work: facts in writing, a record established, a public official asked to respond.
$49 one-time
§ 2Why Kirk wrote it
A parade, five rights, and one that nobody named
This is how Kirk Beck opens the course, in his own words.
I participated in a 4th of July parade. While there 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 was able to list four of them, speech, religion, assembly and the press, but virtually no one even mentioned the fifth right. That's protected by the first amendment, the right to petition.
§ 3Contents
What the fourteen modules cover
These are the course topics. They run across the 14 modules, and this page does not assign any topic to a particular module. Call or email Kirk if you want the detail before you enroll.
- What is law?
- How to determine if a law is just
- Why every law must be constitutional
- The power of the affidavit
- How the oath of office holds officials accountable
- Steps to finding the remedy at law
- How to hold judges to their oath
- How preliminary motions lay the groundwork
- Positive law versus common law
§ 4Included
What a $49 enrollment includes
The comprehensive curriculum covers the nature of law, common law, and steps to finding a legal remedy. It translates complex regulatory terminology into actionable, instructional steps.
- Full curriculum access
- Paid Remedy members receive immediate access to all 14 modules.
- Affidavit process training
- Instructional steps for putting the facts in writing and asking a public official to respond.
- Constitutional compliance modules
- Why every law must be constitutional, and how the oath of office holds officials accountable.
- Positive law vs. common law
- Positive law versus common law is one of the course topics, alongside the nature of law itself.
§ 5The idea underneath
Why a course about paper
Kirk Beck, on the right to petition
“an affidavit is a type of petition to which a government official must respond.”
The course starts from that sentence. From there it teaches how to put the facts in writing, establish a record, and keep any response, or any failure to respond, as part of that record.
Want the wider picture first? Read about Kirk Beck and the mission, or start with the plain-English posts on the blog.
§ 6Two ways in
Buy the course, or join as a member
- The course
- $49 one-time, for the full curriculum. See how to pay for the course.
- Membership
- $5 a month. The Support Subscription includes the course, The Power of Paper book, access to the community Zoom meetings and ongoing subscriber support. See the membership.
- What it is
- Education. Remedy at Law teaches a method. It does not represent anyone, and nothing here is advice on an individual case.
§ 7Signed and entered
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