According to Blackstone, in Black’s 6th Edition, the rights of

Persons, considered in their natural capacities, are of

two sorts with respect to the Constitution of civil society.

                        absolute                       and                         relative

“absolute, which are such                                 “relative, which are incident   
as appertain and belong to                                to them as members of
particular men, merely as                                  society, and standing in
Individuals or single persons.”                         various relations to each                                                                                               other.”
Black’s Law 6th Ed. Pg. 1324                              Black’s Law 6th Ed. Pg. 1324

These rights are those which                           These rights are such as
grow out of the nature of man                                     are created by law and
and depend upon personality.                         depend upon civilized society.

These are private rights                                                 Civil rights pertain to a
endowed to the Individual                                person by virtue of his citizen-
by his Creator, beyond the                                ship in a State or community,
power of society to create                                including all of its inhabitants. 
and regulate.                                                          They are also rights secured to
                                                                                    citizens of the United States                                                        
                                                                                    by civil rights amendments &
                                                                                    civil rights acts of Congress                                                                                           made pursuant to the                                                                                                     United States Constitution.

The Individual’s supreme                                   These civil rights laws are part
judicial Power of the United                             of the supreme Law of the
States decides the issue in                                Land  in respect to all mem-
respect to himself, both as to                          bers of civil society.
Law and Fact: the Decision                                Article 6, Section 2
becomes a new part of the                               
supreme Law of the Land
being made as private Case
Law pursuant to the United
States Constitution.
Article III, Section 2, clause 3

On this side, the private                                                On this side, these rights are
Individual is the one supreme                          regulated by the public Courts
Court, holding office, during                             in which the Individual is
good Behaviour, under the                               entitled to Due Process of Law
authority of the United States                         as an inhabitant.
as a freeholder.

            In the geographical boundaries of the several States, citizenship is by choice and not by design.
            The individual has the sole right and responsibility to choose whether he wants to be a citizen or remain as a private Individual in his original sovereign, Creator given capacity.
            The claim of Citizenship adheres one to a political society and vests the Individual with a public interest subject to the jurisdiction of taxes, public domain, due process, and other restrictions upon your endowed birthrights too numerous to mention.
            Today a State or United States citizen is characterized as an alien-- a member of an independent political society of the United States of America.
            The 14th Amendment created a new citizenship distinct (separate) from that of the States.
            Today, State Law is modeled after Federal Law and State Law supplies the Rule of Decision in the Federal Courts in most cases; therefore, the government operates under uniform laws of national application and local, state and federal governments are merely separate departments of one large whole composed of a body politic which is the representative side of the Division of a Republican Form of Government.

            28 U.S.C. 2072(b) is a double edged sword!  On the private side, where the private Individual brings forth his one supreme Court Decision, that Decision is final because there is no Court to which one can appeal.
           
The Individual’s one supreme Court is vested with In Law final Jurisdiction, both as to Law and Fact, in all Cases where the private Individual is a Party arising under the Constitution, and Laws of the United States, Treaties made or which shall be made, under their authority; to all Cases affecting Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls; to all Cases of admiralty and maritime Jurisdiction; and to all Cases in which a State shall be a Party.  The determination, interpretation and decision of these Cases are conclusive, absolute and cannot be reviewed by any of the inferior courts created by Congress.  Once the private Individual makes his supreme Decision, then all Laws in conflict with such Decision (exercising of his substantive right) shall have no further force or effect.
           
On the other side, if the private Individual fails to exercise his essential right to his one supreme Court, then all laws (which would also include the Constitution of the United States in conflict with the 28 U.S.C. 2072(b)) would have no further force or effect.