Category Archives: Constitution
The unworkable ideas of business in the public sector
Dennis L. Blewitt, Esq., J. D. Once I was proud to be a lawyer. I was a member of an old and honorable profession that had many Blewitts on the roles as Bishop of Lincoln, Chancellor of England and Judiciar to Henry I. The name appeared as a signatory of the Magna Carta, as Lord …
HOW TO TOPPLE A GOVERNMENT WITHOUT EVEN TRYING.
Boulder’s role in Watergate.
I had no desire to be district attorney and prosecute people, but I felt obligated to stop the police state juggernaut that I could see starting to trample the citizenry. Although the administration talked in code referring to “law and order,”
REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT AND FREEDOM MYTHS
DEMOCRACY, THE WAY THE RULERS WANT DENNIS L. Blewitt, J.D. Feb, 2015 One of the lessons I learned from doing peer reviews for an International Drug Policy Journal is that we, in the U. S. are different in formulating and implementing drug policy. The Europeans and most of the rest of the world is …
WHAT HAPPENED? DETERIORATION OF JUSTICE
Many of you have accused me of being anti-police. I assure you nothing is further from the truth. I used to view the police as part of a team, united in a common goal. That was before, not now. I don’t have any love for or respect for some I have encountered in …
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