crown

crown is an "abstract concept" and a "convenient cover for ignorance":

Acts of Parliament are bound in concept:

Crown is a concept, and Acts of Parliament are Crown copyright products; to present a man by way of a product of a concept is hocus pocus and is misdescription; to then treat that product as if it acts in place of a man is personification; to use that product to draw attention away from there being no claim of wrong doing is misdirection; all are false dealing by way of deceit;

so i do not answer products, i answer man; if a man says i did wrong, let him state it plainly and i will provide remedy for a claim that is true;

misdescription: presenting a man by way of a product, label, office, or procedural character
personification: treating that product, label, office, or character as if it acts in place of a man
misdirection: using that false presentation to draw attention away from the absence of a claim of wrong doing, and so away from remedy

all are wrongs, in false dealing by way of deceit

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