Preserve Access To National Courts

["Edge, Ronald D" <edge@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

One of the worst goals of the current efforts of corporations is to destroy 
access to their national courts by litigants. Instead, the corporations want to 
remove any liability for themselves from courts and due process of law, and 
enforce arbitration as only means of recourse. Of course the arbitration panels 
always end up selected by and controlled by the corporations. The result is a 
further erosion of the protection of the rights of individuals, and access to 
determination of ownership and rights through a due process in courts under law 
established in their nation of residence.

I am totally against this movement which erodes legal rights of owners of 
domains, and removes their access to due process under legal structures in the 
courts of their nation of residence.

Ron.

Ronald D. Edge
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