The fundamental principles of this Natural Law, which govern justice and individual rights, are:
-The Right to Life and Liberty: The inherent right of every person to own themselves and their body, and the freedom to act without infringing on the liberty of others.
-The Right to Property: The natural right of every individual to own and control the fruits of their labor.
-The Principle of Non-Aggression (Non-Invasion): The obligation not to initiate force or fraud against the person or property of others.
Spooner argues that these principles are universal, immutable, and can be known by reason, being the basis for all true justice. Any human law (legislation) that violates these natural rights is, by definition, illegitimate, immoral, and a "crime."
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