VII.   Law

Courage is a confidence and strength in the present moment to be honest and respectful in performance of duty.

Courage is the third of the seven virtues of law and upon which the remaining four virtues are based. It is typified by a firmness of stomach and warmness of the heart.

As there exists guilds and associations dedicated to the continued corruption of the law and the concealment of knowledge of the law, including the use of threat and intimidation, courage is a necessary virtue of law.

An absence of courage in the character of a judge or magistrate is a sign that justice is also absent.

Any judge or magistrate that refuses to rescind their membership to a Bar association and any other guild(s) that seeks to usurp the law is by definition a coward.

Let justice be done, though the heavens should fall.