GUEST OVERVIEW: David Adelman, also known as "The People's Lawyer," is a UK-based legal professional with a rich and diverse background. Educated at Cambridge University, he is a qualified solicitor who chose to step away from traditional legal practice to engage more directly with life's experiences. Adelman's journey took him from teaching English in Spain to pioneering educational initiatives in the UK, where he was awarded funding to teach a card game designed to enhance thinking and social skills in schools across the country. His insights into the education system led him to author the book 'School – No Place for Children', which reflects his critical perspective on conventional schooling. A keynote speaker at the Glastonbury Symposium in July 2019, Adelman was set to embark on a nationwide tour focused on education before the onset of COVID-19. This setback transformed into an opportunity for him to develop online courses and live talks aimed at empowering individuals with knowledge about their rights and the legal system. Adelman's work is characterized by his commitment to educating people about their unalienable rights and providing resources to combat what he perceives as government and corporate overreach. His approach is rooted in the belief that with knowledge comes power, and he is dedicated to helping others reclaim their autonomy and power. His website is : thepeopleslawyeruk.com