Law and order isn’t as cut and dry as you might think. Most laws, or the enforcement of them are a violation of the 14th amendment.
“All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.”
Due process is often restricted. In Kentucky all family court proceedings are not given a jury trial which everyone is entitled to. This is the case in 14 states.
If you are charged with a crime, innocent or not, the prosecutor doesn’t want to hear your story, they just try to work a plea deal. If you try to argue your innocence, they just intimidate you more.
They also enforce laws unfairly. That’s a more obvious infringement. Cops make up laws on the scene, enforce laws they misunderstand and prosecutors just try everything that can make them look good, so when they run for office, they can brag about how many criminals they have fined or locked up. They know you won’t look to see that they locked up some dude for getting stoned at his house or fined someone because a goat got loose. They want you to think they are saving the world. They are just securing a paycheck.
This was a discussion on my NCN page today. But I wanted to expand.
Over a year ago our goats got loose into the yard next door. They didn’t cause any damage (we were never sued for damages). The county attorney cited my husband -not me, even tho my name is the one the property and the goats are mine- for violating this statue. KRS 259.210
Of course in a huge waste of taxpayer money a court date was set and two head bully trolls escorted my neighbor to court. The case was deferred (that’s what they do when they can’t actually prosecute you yet don’t want to leave you alone). It will be dismissed April 2018.
But this is where I address the equal protection. Is cherry picking laws to enforce unjust? Is cherry picking consequences to convictions unjust?
How often are animals seen “at large”? Just yesterday we passed a calf grazing on the wrong side of the fence on the shoulder of the road. Should all offenders be brought into court? Maybe after 2-3 offenses, but what if this was the first offense as in our case? What should be the consequence to those actions. The KRS only cites fines for impounded animals. What if the animals aren’t impounded. Most times someone either finds the owners home or posts on the local swap sites. And it’s also common to see someone posting for a lost cow, horse, pig, goat…. do we bring everyone to court or just the people who have been targeted for some reason.
If you think laws are set up to protect you, you are wrong. The real livestock at large are the taxpayer cattle that buck the system.
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BlessedLittleHomestead
I said some mean things to Sally but they have no bearing on William. Sally is a disgusting woman. I lashed back on a woman who targeted me. She bullies people she doesn’t agree with.
And the issue with my granddaughter will be resolved when paternity is established. I have no care about Sally’s life. I’m quite happy with mine.
BlessedLittleHomestead
Thank you for your kind words.
Hollie
Hi there. I only found you today because some sicko posted a post mortem picture of your deceased child on a gore group. She had some accusations about the deceased child of course. Naturally the woman was shamed and deleted her post, but not without bad mouthing your family and linking your page and blog. She is a disgusting human. Anyway, that rabbit hole led me here and I felt the need to apologize for what these disgusting human trash bags have done to your family. I am beyond floored by the amount of harassment you and yours are enduring every.single.day. I assume you are the complete opposite of me, but I am not spiritual nor religious and I have no problems wishing a slow painful death for these pieces of crap! My lifestyle is nothing like yours, however, it’s NONE OF MY BUSINESS. You deserve none of this! Stay strong and know that there are people out here that find this whole thing absolutely horrifying. Good luck.
lauren
nicole do you ever think of karma? you harped on about sally killing her son,you are now the mother of a deceased son,you waxed lyrical that she wasn’t allowed contact with her granddaughter,you are now facing the same future without your granddaughter,now all you need is francis,minnie & an inside toilet,youve got this girl,youve got it indeed
BlessedLittleHomestead
Thanks for your well thought out response. I have no issue being a sore to assholes. In fact I take great pride in it. I hope that I can continue to irritate assholes.
Eulanda Hibler
Cherry picking..that’s why I always have hated school..they targeted me as a child..n it never stopped..they were suppose to be the projectors..my mom set them straight..but it left a bad taste in my mouth..
loreita
you are a complete and utter dumbass who is a sore on the asshole of society
Reese
Re: jury trials in family court is also about what the society can benefit. In criminal court, it’s the government representing society vs. the person. In family court, it’s the person vs. another person. This is the same reason why civil court has no jury.
In a family case, society doesn’t benefit from a person/person lawsuit. Only those people in the case gets the benefit of the resolution. But society does benefit from a criminal prosecution — society benefits from locking up a criminal, and society benefits from freeing an innocent person accused of a crime, and the jury is there to maximise either.
All of the above points is ultimately why family law (and the family court) is about pure application of the law. All of the parties are responsible and not responsible at the same time. The law is there to uphold and promote the rights due to the parties.
Getting juries for family court is also an impossible undertaking. Getting juries for criminal courts is already hard enough for many countries. To be frank, people have to be forced into serving jury duty. The procedures are done deliberately that people cannot easily bunk out. Indeed, some countries are giving up and now settle for juryless trials for certain types of criminal cases, just to reduce the court caseload.
If that’s picture for criminal court, imagine the situation facing a potential family-court juror — having to hear the husband or wife having an affair with someone else, domestic trouble or violence, two young kids (with one born out of wedlock to an ex-lover), a crumbling house on a bad mortgage, and one party jobless and the other whose lowly job won’t be able to pay any relief.