Comparative Law Course
Course is scheduled to begin 10 July 2025.
Presenters
- Brent Allan Winters, Attorney at Law
- Dar Leaf, Sheriff, Barry County, Michigan
After appealing to the false notion that all ideas are of equal value, the spirit of the times demands that Americans ignore the profound distinctions between the world’s two dominant traditions of law and government: common law and civil law. American submission to this undiscerning spirit will concentrate government power, impede liberty, chill creativity, and prevent productivity. Each American who insists that our courts and government function only upon the foundations of our common-law tradition contributes to the progress of freedom.
—Brent Allan Winters
If we search out the origins of Roman [civil] law, we must study Babylon.
—Sir Frederick Pollock and Frederic William Maitland
The whole structure of our present jurisprudence stands upon the original foundations of the common law… and by the goodness of God, we are now enjoying, under its bold and many principles, the blessings of a free, independent, and united government.
—Justice Joseph Story, United States Supreme Court
Donation of $180 is appreciated. Course includes a digital copy of the best-selling book Excellence of the Common Law by Brent Allan Winters.
For an additional donation of $40, you will receive the physical book Excellence of the Common Law at a 50% discount.
For a group discount, the group leader rate is $180; each additional member is $90. The minimum group size is 10 persons. Send an email to [Please enable JavaScript.] for group sign up information.