When we talk about determining guilt based on “a jury of your peers,” why doesn’t the defendant get to weigh in on who their peers are? Specifically, why can’t they include experts they summoned during their defense? Just curious. *****I wish there were magic words I could say to a police officer whereby I could basically guarantee I would not end up dead. I’ll even give some ground here. How about, “I am willing to submit myself to your arrest,” and then I just keep my mouth shut. What a world. ***** The sticky note I put up here a week ago – police officersRead More →

This story (a year old) is what we’d like to repost to you all: Podcast:https://noextrawords.wordpress.com/2015/11/24/episode-23-thankful-a-true-heart-never-come-from-anything-more-than-ashes/ http://fictionaut.com/stories/matthew-keefer/a-house-burning.pdf Hold on. Be political. Don’t give up. It’s not too much, it’s too important.-Mgmt.Read More →