data sovereignty war of nations

Legal issues of data sovereignty and data protection with civil liberties and rights to data protection under the sovereignty of nations – chartered under the united nations code of conduct

under the terms for the sovereignty of nations and the respect and treaties of boundaries … chartered under the united nations and the rights a citizen has to the protection of data and or property within the land that the data and or records/property is held,

the government of the nation requesting the data must make a truthful testament in the courts of the land or nation that they are requesting the personal data from.

The land upon which the case is being attested must provide whatever free or social defence that the defendant in the case needs – according to the laws of the land and if necessary hire a defendant to represent the accused – because the accused is clearly the victim.

However the prosecution must first prove that the accused is suspected of doing something worthy of an international claim on documents physically stored (ether on a hard drive or on paper etcetera) and do so in a civil court because of the fact that no legal claim of sovereignty can be issued without conquering the aforementioned lands..

after proving legal grounds within the lands that claimed to contain data of relevance to a case and that the data belongs to a person they have legal right to claim over and that that right does not need to respect the freedoms of the citizen within that land – then they may well get the data