If a police officer tells you to do something, you had better do it, quickly and quietly. Otherwise, you might find yourself in cuffs. That's what happened to Minnie Carey, a 61-year old woman. An Atlanta police officer, Brandy Dolson, told her to move. Ms. Carey asked, "Why?" Ms. Carey was then arrested and held in jail for nine hours. » read more »

No surprise, but the judicial branch is protecting the executive branch.

The family of a father and two sons who were shot dead on a San Francisco street in 2008 can't hold the city responsible for failing to turn their alleged killer over to immigration authorities after earlier arrests, a judge has ruled. » read more »

Traditionally, when men disagree, they sometimes resorted to fisticuffs. It's an old, masculine tradition, however barbaric you may perceive it. Men also tend to get over the conflict soon thereafter, too, having worked through their aggression and resolved their conflict physically. These days, though, in this litigious environment, such conflict resolution can cost you dearly. » read more »

Though the case was dismissed, rights were already violated by the arrest. Dismissal is no remedy. Unlawful arrests must be stopped before they happen. As long as police powers are a priori limitless, post hoc "justice" is all but irrelevant.

It was last May when Parker was sharing the Gospel from a public sidewalk outside the high school after students were dismissed for the day. » read more »

New Mexico commits treason:

The records clerk (Clara Aguilar) at Valencia County Detention Center in New Mexico says her job is on the line for assisting state police officers who requested she call Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) regarding newly apprehended illegal aliens. Since 2007, the county facility has notified the federal agency about illegal immigrant arrestees but the system abruptly changed recently. » read more »

Obama gave immunity to Interpol.

One week ago, President [sic] Obama quietly signed an executive order that makes an international police force immune from the restraints of American law. » read more »

When criminals are imprisoned, they are taken from their families. The spouse is all but widowed. The children are all but orphaned as Daddy (or Mommy) is forcefully kidnapped from them and placed in a prison cell for years at a time. This is cruel and unusual punishment for those the criminal leaves behind, and they didn't even do anything wrong. This injustice cannot be permitted to continue. » read more »

Obviously (to those conscious few), this is a clear prohibition of the free exercise of religion, a direct violation of the First Amendment.

Florida school teachers say they are being forced to hide in closets to pray after a controversial court ruling.

Under an order crafted by the ACLU, school employees in Santa Rosa School District must act in an "official capacity" whenever they are at a "school event" – including breaks, after-school events on or off campus and private events held on campus.

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Citizens provided crucial evidence (via YouTube) to convict their own burglar. This is the new era of justice, I think. Because LEOs are becoming more storm troopers than officers of justice, real justice will be found when citizens take personal responsibility for it. The evolution of this will include more than detective work. » read more »

The last of the three branches of the fedgov, as corrupt as the other two, demonstrates its contempt for freedom and individual rights. » read more »