[DManA]

Even worse, the Federal Government has evolved a PARALLEL criminal justice system. This is an underrated threat to our freedom. And it makes the concept of double jeopardy a joke. If the state fails to convict the Feds can take a shot at you for the same crime.

[cripplecreek]

You may be a criminal without even knowing it.

I personally believe that's why some of these laws are deliberately vague.

[KarlInOhio]

In a recent case, a man convicted of improperly disposing scrap tires was sentenced to 270 days in jail and a $10,000 fine.

Did he just fail to have the proper paperwork or did he dump a truckload of a thousand tires on someone else's land forcing the victim to deal with the mess?

[DJ MacWoW]

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[RatRipper]

The writer appears to be making the misguided assumption that law is written in order to promote justice and fairness and to ensure the well-being of the citizens and nation.

Law has largely been corrupted in our nation, written to give power and cover to some and to ensure non-compliance of the rest . . . just in case Big Brother needs to keep someone or some group quiet and in line.

[Alas Babylon!]

I ping this to you, Pat, as I know you’ve actually done something about preventing additional laws upon laws.

Herein is ammunition for the fight.

[I want the USA back]

The intention is to make it possible to prosecute anyone for any reason at all.

Kinda like the “disorderly conduct” charge.