This excellent interview with Jacquie Dundee explains how important it is for people to understand their rights under the Constitution and the limitations of government, Despite governments around the world acting as though they have the unlimited powers of dictators, the Constitution is what gives enumerated heads of power their authority.

We currently have many unconstitutional laws in Australia and the only way they can be struck out and invalidated in whole or part is by taking the case to the High Court and for the judges to make a ruling based on the case presented.

Now while many freedom activists ask for donations to fund their cases, the vast majority of cases do not set precedents but are private matters, with private rulings that have no bearing on the laws and even if people go in for all the right reasons, believing their cases have solid arguments, the lawyers that take the cases, do a number of things to sabotage the cases including not filing the correct paperwork, not filing the right argument or selecting the right defendants, etc.. essentially setting up the case for failure or winning on technicalities that have zero bearing on taking down bad laws.

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Jacquie Dundee, Constitutional Law Defender says, that the Constitution is the Supreme law of the land and a restraint on government. Laws that parliament enact that go against the Constitution can be challenged through the judicial system and struck down and invalidated