IUbi jus,ibi remedium is a Latin expression of a legal axiom dating back to the Roman Empire,meaning that for a legal right to exist there must be a remedy to redress its breach.In the legal context it means that we must have access to a fair tribunal court) to sue violators of our rights. The Supreme Court has declared that access to such tribunal is in itself a First Amendment right to petition for and obtain redress of grievances, and that the courts ae obliged to provide such redress.However, the courts, particularly the federal courts have developed numerous doctrines for denying ordinary people the right to sue for violation of their rights. To protect judges from being sued by persons whose right to seek redress of grievances through the courts, the Supreme Court gave them and prosecutors, who also routinely violate the citizens’ right to due process(fair process)absolute immunity from suits. Recently, the Supreme Court extended such blanket immunity to the presidents, who can kill innocent people without just cause, yet may not be held to account for the murders, either by a criminal prosecution by the government or through civil suits for damages ( monetary, or other) The Supreme Court has created similar unjust protections to the legislature. The Founders did not intend the travesty of justice that these immunities represent and the further erosion of rights that such accountability invites. The legal system can be fixed and the rights of the people restored by outlawing of all official absolute immunities by Congress. Dr. Roginsky will champion the cause of the abolition of such immunities in Congress