David-Paul Sip
So there IS a difference between UNalienable vs INalienable and yet the definition for INalienable in Black's Law 10th ends with "-- Also termed UNalienable" while the definition for UNalienable says "See INALIENABLE".
I have read numerous times from Admiral Scott and even in this thread from Mackximus Minimus that there are no synonyms in law, so what is going on here?