The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that police can enter a person’s home or other dwelling without his/her consent, representing the worrying trend of the erosion of civil liberties and the Constitution of the United States. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: March 2014
55-Star U.S. Flag If Venture Capitalist Has His Way
With an initiative approved to proceed that will attempt to carve up California, why wouldn’t more states try to carve out their problem areas, rather than fix them? Continue reading
Jersey Girl Sues Parents For Being Good Parents
Kids can be spoiled, manipulative, and devious. Some, when they reach puberty, have you regretting not using a condom those many years ago, when they were conceived. Continue reading
Warhawk Conservatives Beat The War Drum Of Sanctions Against Russia
Ukraine is in a crisis. The U.S., Russia, and the EU are all trying to gain increased influence in the region. That’s apparent. Continue reading
Cell Phone Video Earns Indianapolis Resident $200,000
It’s well known that police don’t like being recorded on video. Too often it raises embarrassing questions about their conduct and in some instances actually proves they can and do lie on official reports about an incident, or the actions of an individual they have arrested. Continue reading
Lawyers – Consistent Through The Ages
I respect lawyers for what they can do without a conscience. Twist facts, make a client look better by slinging mud on a witness, or as was the case over 130 years ago, use a psycho defense based on unproven science to free a woman who was obviously guilty of murder.
My disdain is only partially truthful. Push come to indictment, I’d be looking for a lawyer that could get me off even if I committed a crime in front of a busload of Japanese tourists with video cameras Continue reading