For liberty and justice
Subtitle: Oregon courts : "Just as crooked as they can get!"
By: Charles E. McManama.
Publisher: Charles E. McManama
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Eagle Creek, OR
Language: eng
Number of pages: 360
Subjects: Law -- Oregon -- Outlines, syllabi, etc; Law -- Oregon -- Cases; Law -- Oregon -- Interpretation and construction; Legal ethics -- Oregon -- Cases
Genres: Outlines, syllabi, etc.; Cases.
Other titles: Oregon courts :
Description: A story of three civil cases in Oregon courts well epitomized by the title.  It includes and (sic) interesting narrative of each of these cases of injustice.  Most remarkable, the narrative of the second and third cases originated with unconstitutional* land use regulation abuses of authority by county government.  How these things evolved is beyond easy belief to people wanting to believe government is an agency of integrity, and apparently is dead in Oregon courts.  A democracy unbridled by constitutional laws is in itself an instrument of despotism.  Essentially, that is what is disclosed.  *as understood by many legal scholars. -- t.p.
Notes: "Exposé!  Documentary sequel to George Orwell's famous satire-novel, "1984", with "big brother" (government), "double-think" and "double-speak" (administration).  Rooted in the mid-1960's breaking of the U. S. Constitution because of an untested precedent.  It is a true account of opposition (including jail) to the tyranny of socialism resulting from the overriding and breaking of the U. S. Constitution, bringing about government by hypocrisy, just as predicted by George Orwell's satire illustrating a corrupt judiciary that seeks not to serve justice, but corrupted definitions when the U. S. Constitution was broken!" -- from cover.