Category Archives: Crime & Punishment

Calling Good “Evil” and Evil “Good”

Today Chief Justice Roy Moore of the State of Alabama issued a directive instructing his State’s probate judges to obey their State Constitution which forbids same sex marriages instead of a federal court decision that says that their constitutional amendment is … Continue reading

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Grand Jury – Should the Prosecutor Seek Indictments or Justice?

Grand Jury – Should the Prosecutor Seek Indictments or Justice? by Jaired Hall, Esquire I want to look more into the Missouri Statutes that apply specifically and exclusively to law enforcement officers and their use of force, but in the … Continue reading

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We’re All Criminals and Outlaws in the Eyes of the American Police State

Commentary We’re All Criminals and Outlaws in the Eyes of the American Police State By John W. Whitehead  August 04, 2014 “Never in the civilised world have so many been locked up for so little.”—“Rough Justice in America,” The Economist Why … Continue reading

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Property Rights Bill Introduced After Va. Woman Threatened with Fines for Kids’ Birthday Party

“Local officials who abuse zoning authority powers to cower citizens into submission and deprive land owners of Constitutional rights in the enjoyment of their land must be subject to fines and actual damages they cause including attorney fees,” Delegate Bob … Continue reading

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Know Your Rights

Police confront American citizens every day in a variety of ways.  It is important that every American know, understand, and exercise their constitutional rights. Click here for a quick summary of your rights and how to put them to use. … Continue reading

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No Longer a Christian Nation

For more than 50 years the Supreme Court and other federal courts have been dismantling and destroying the foundations of our once great nation.  For most of our history our laws were based upon the solid canon of Old Testament … Continue reading

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Is Participating in Evil the “Price of Citizenship” in the US Now?

A justice on the New Mexico Supreme Court has ruled that a wedding photographer should have snapped photos of a homosexual ceremony, calling that obligation the “price of citizenship.” Alliance Defending Freedom, which is representing Elane Photography, released a press release late Thursday … Continue reading

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Bond Reduction

When a court first issues a warrant for arrest for someone charged with crime they usually set a “cash only” bond of $7,000 or more. This means that when someone is arrested they will have to pay that specific amount … Continue reading

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Criminal Law

During my 24 years of practicing law I have handled a wide variety of criminal law cases. My cases have included everything from minor traffic tickets to rape cases. In fact my last two jury trials were rape cases wherein … Continue reading

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Lifetime Ban for Drunk Driving?

Lifetime Ban for Drunk Driving Well, it doesn’t say the driver was drunk, and I’m guessing that there was an original charge of drunk driving that the prosecutor ended up dropping, but this kid sure smashed up his car, badly. … Continue reading

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