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:
“I love you more.” Those words expressed by Michael to his brother Marlon in response to Marlon’s “I love you,” I believe capture the prolific life and tragic death of Michael Joseph Jackson.
On stage, he was commanding. Off stage, he was fragile. In his element, he was dominant, the best — ever. Among us, he was delicate, a tough entertainer, yet a tender man, forever with a child’s heart.…
The election of Barrack Obama sparked celebrations around the world, in Europe, Asia, South America, Africa, Australia, even Antarctica and, of course, throughout the United States.
Anticipation is keen. Expectations are high. Hope is sincere. But, one man cannot do it alone. The President will need help. Each of us, all of us must carry the torch if we expect real and lasting change.…
By Johnny Barnes
I have studied law, and I have studied war and I have studied politics; and I have come to regard them as one in the same.
Like water and oil, the elements of each are separate and distinct. Yet, put them together, and they join. To the untrained eye, when mixed, they remain detached and discreet.…
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