Foreverconservative said:
"It's not what you know, It's what you can prove" as cliche as it sounds, it's a fact.
Laws are purposely written, by lawyers to keep lawyers in work forever. Law is subjective and up for interpretation by design. That's the very reason innocent people have been executed and guilty people have walked free. For the most part the system works as long as people do their jobs with a sense of ethics and follows the rules of Juris Prudence, and that right their is where the train leaves the track. Lynch Mobs and Hanging Judges of the 19th century were not good, now days it's rampant corruption that's infected the system as well as partisan politics and they both go hand in hand.
So here we are today. I personally have had the rare opportunity to see how the sausage is made first hand and it's not pretty. I followed a good friend with good intentions out here and even he is second guessing his decision to leave his cushy position in Ft Bend County he could have well retired comfortably from to try and make a difference and it's nothing you can prepare for until you jump in head first and find out just how bad it is.
Not disagreeing with you at all. In fact, it is the point I am making. Laws are written by men, sometimes they are lawyers and often times they are not. They are interpreted by lawyers including the legal scholars such as James, Bragg, Wade, Willis and Bradley.
The system has often not worked and in recent years has become completely *******ized to let free criminals, open the borders, and persecute political opponents. That is not justice in any since of the word.
"It's not what you know, it's what you can prove" is a cliche and it is not a fact. It flies directly in the face of the law requiring the truth. If law and justice ignores the truth, then the system is corrupt and has failed. That is my point.