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Guilty or Not Guilty? A Methodology of Proving Existence or Non-Existence
I am sure many of us have heard, in recent days, that a certain high-profile prosecution was politically motivated and unfair. Hearing this from the cult members, or the propaganda media outlets’ opinion hosts that are extensions of the defendant’s legal defense team on the PR front, should not come with much surprise. After all,…
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Bribe, or Gratuity?
I am not a lawyer. I know I don’t understand the intricacies and complexities of the US Constitution and federal laws, let alone any of the state laws. So I won’t argue with anyone who tells me it is not my place to criticize the Supreme Court rulings. But I can read. And I believe…
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Obstruction of an Official Proceeding? or Not?
Yesterday, the SCOTUS handed down another opinion that, in my opinion, blatantly defies common sense. I am not going to repeat my reasoning for feeling entitled to express my opinions in these matters without having a law degree. Please refer to the first paragraph of “Bribe, or Gratuity?” for more on that. This case is…
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Do Supreme Court Justices Appreciate the Absurdity of Some of Their Own Rulings?
I have been wondering about this a lot in recent days. It is clear that this question is not relevant to the three liberal justices dissenting most if not all of the recent absurd rulings. As for the remaining six conservative Republican-appointed justices, I would like to say that the answer is yes. But then,…
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Infinities Might Be the Only Logical Answer
Coming soon.
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Stock Market and the Inherent Positive Feedback
Coming soon.