Re: Our draft

[cliffd@endispute.co.uk (Cliff Dilloway)]

Is there a definition of a Fair Hearing Panel.  If it is not known in
advance what constitutes a fair hearing then by definition it is not a
fair hearing.

On the other hand follow the references below to a scheme of things
that sets out fair rules.  Bear in mind though that following fair
rules does not necessarily produce a fair result.

Cliff Dilloway


               INTERNET GOVERNANCE BY SELF REGULATION


   Attention those believing in freedom on the Internet.

         Have you had cause to consider how some discipline
         might be exercised over the Internet.  If so you
         will have realised that no country can exercise
         jurisdiction beyond it's own boundaries.  There is
         much discussion but little prospect of action.
 
         Unless the Internet is made responsible for it's
         own self regulation.  How that might be done is
         set out in the links from the Internet Notice
         below.  Please be my guest.
 
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    	 An Internet Self Regulatory Process can be
    	 achieved through arbitration following an
    	 uncodified Law of the Internet.  Published
    	 Reports on the diverse arbitral awards will
    	 evolve into a generally accepted Law of the
    	 Internet.  One cannot expect to get it right
    	 first or even second time.  Experience rules.
    	 The Reports will be available for comment on the
    	 Internet.  The Law of the Internet is no more
    	 than morally binding but will guide future
    	 arbitrators, who will produce case Reports and so
    	 on ad infinitum.
    	
    	 If not accepted graciously, each separate
    	 arbitrator's award may be enforced almost
    	 worldwide through international treaties.
    	 National courts will enforce the arbitrators'
    	 awards under the international treaties without
    	 any possibility of appeal.  This is an
    	 International centric free solution to an
    	 International problem.
    	
    	 The mechanisms for developing and enforcing a
    	 generally accepted Law of the Internet are
    	 explained at:
    	
    	  o "Comments on how the Internet can arrange its
    	    own Regulation"
    	    http;//www.endispute.co.uk/isr/cirb.htm
    	    An overall description.(24k)
    	
    	  o "Draft Constitution of The Internet Arbitration
    	    Association"
    	    http;//www.endispute.co.uk/isr/dciaac.htm
    	    An association to bring all those in the
    	    Internet Community under the Law of the
    	    Internet.(5k)
    	
    	  o "Draft of the Law of the Internet Arbitration
    	     Rules"
    	    http;//www.endispute.co.uk/isr/diard.htm The
    	    Internet process for resolving disputes.(13k)
    	
    	  o "Full effect of the Law of the Internet
    	    Arbitration Rules as expanded by the
    	    Arbitration Act 1996"
    	    http;//www.endispute.co.uk/isr/feiare.htm
    	    The effect of the supporting legislation is
    	    shown in full detail.(75k).
    	
    	  The author is an individual working on his own.
    	
    	
    	  Cliff Dilloway     cliffd@endispute.co.uk
    	  Comments to        srcomment@endispute.co.uk