Living With The Law, a monthly publication for ordinary people is designed to give voice and vote to the voiceless and those whose views often do not count. The Commentary section includes various articles divided into the following categories:
One Standard – Of all the principles we hold dear, there is one that rises above them all. None should be treated differently. All are the same. One standard should govern. Yet, any citizen residing in Washington, D.C. is treated differently than citizens throughout the remaining states. A word of caution, — If we accept this status — can be found in the poetry of william Cullen Bryant.…
It has been said that the election of Barack Hussein Obama as the 44th U.S. President awakened the sleeping giant that is the spiritual potential of America, marking an era when the American global impact is fully conscious and reflecting not just the corporate elite of our nation, but also the heart and intellect of our young people, our economically depressed, and any other voices who have felt marginalized by stereotypical limitations.…
Last summer, a spike in homicides in Trinidad, N.E. prompted D.C. Police to set up constitutionally suspect checkpoints, cordoning off the neighborhood, requiring all visitors and even residents to pass through a gauntlet of police, conjuring up images of Baghdad. Next summer, Living With The Law will assist the Trinidad Concerned Citizens for Reform, Inc. in launching The People’s Checkpoint, a job training and placement center built on a foundation of sustainable educational, economical, and environmental practices and with the hopes of helping to eliminate violence in Trinidad.…
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