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I'm very concerned with what I see here, Please comment if there's anything you find horrific or concerning. if this goes on in one state it's going on everywhere,
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Arkansas government hates Freedom and Transparency! This AG is a quack!
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FUELING AUTOCRACY AND STAMPING OUT FREEDOM?? #AmericanBARAssociation
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THE ABA: PAVING THE WAY TO AUTOCRACY??
The American Bar Association:
A Threat to Our Constitutional Rights?
The American Bar Association (ABA) is an organization that wields tremendous influence over the legal profession in the United States, but its policies raise serious concerns about its alignment with the core principles of our Constitution. From its overreach into political affairs to its questionable role in the legal system, the ABA may be undermining the very freedoms it claims to uphold.
United States Of America Republic
One fact that many people may not realize is that neither the Constitution nor the Declaration of Independence contains the word "democracy." Our nation was founded as a federal democratic republic, designed to protect the rights of all people, not just the majority. The framers understood that democracy, in its pure form, can be unstable, giving way to the tyranny of the majority. Instead, they chose a system of government that ensures checks on power and protections for individual freedoms.
By pushing a narrow understanding of the "rule of law," the ABA may be veering toward autocracy, enforcing legal dominance rather than ensuring the protection of individual rights.
ABA's Overreach:
Rule of Law vs. Constitutional Rights
The ABA’s focus on the rule of law—a principle it repeatedly promotes—has pitfalls. The Model Rules of Professional Conduct, set by the ABA, are intended to maintain ethical standards among lawyers. However, these rules lack meaningful protections for the constitutional rights of the American people. Instead of safeguarding individuals from government overreach, the ABA’s rules often serve to protect attorneys, judges, and prosecutors within the system, making it harder for ordinary people to seek justice.
Moreover, the ABA’s deep entrenchment in the legal system has transformed the judiciary into a business, where wrongful prosecutions, legal corruption, and full prisons are not accidents but features of a profit-driven system. The focus on upholding legal processes often leaves the American people without adequate protection from constitutional violations, contributing to a bloated criminal justice system.
Historical Division:
The Case of William H. Lewis
The ABA's questionable practices are not a recent phenomenon. In 1911, William H. Lewis, a black Assistant U.S. Attorney General, was admitted to the ABA, only to have his membership revoked in 1912—due to his race. This early example of discrimination within the ABA shows that the association has a long history of favoring elite, often discriminatory practices, under the guise of legal professionalism.
Even nearly two centuries after the Declaration of Independence was signed, the ABA was still upholding barriers to inclusion. Today, its legacy continues in how it shields those within the legal profession from true accountability.
Civil Rights vs. Constitutional Rights
The ABA’s involvement in shaping civil rights laws may also be problematic. While civil rights are essential, they tend to focus on specific groups, often leaving out those who don’t fit neatly into protected categories, such as straight, white, non-religious individuals. This selective protection can lead to a discriminatory system, where certain groups benefit from legal protections that are denied to others. By contrast, the Constitution is designed to protect all Americans equally, without favoring any particular group.
The ABA’s push for civil rights laws often aligns with political agendas, rather than the universal protections guaranteed by the Constitution, exacerbating the divide between various groups of Americans. This focus risks undermining the ABA's claim to be the defender of fairness and equality for all.
The Legal System as Business
One of the most troubling aspects of the ABA’s influence is how it has turned the legal system into a business. The focus is not on delivering justice but on generating revenue. From harsh sentencing laws that fill prisons to the railroading of innocent people, the ABA’s legal standards prioritize profits and preserving the status quo over protecting the constitutional rights of the people.
This profit-driven approach is especially evident in the growing prison-industrial complex, where filling prisons has become a means of generating revenue for states and private companies. By allowing corrupt attorneys, judges, and prosecutors to operate with impunity, the ABA effectively shields those responsible for legal abuses, leaving the American people to bear the brunt of the system's failures.
Time to Reclaim Our Rights
It’s clear that the ABA’s influence extends far beyond simply upholding the law—it has become an unconstitutional force in its own right, imposing its priorities on a legal system that should serve all Americans equally. The American people must recognize the dangers posed by this powerful organization and push for reforms that restore the balance of power in favor of the Constitution, not the rule of law as interpreted by the ABA.
We must reclaim our constitutional rights and demand a legal system that serves justice, not profit. By understanding the true nature of the ABA’s actions and its history, the American people can begin to take back control of their legal and constitutional protections from this association of unconstitutional rule makers.
Written for publication by
D.M.
9/22/2024
Disclaimer;
Although some of this publication reflect the opinions of the author, extensive research and clarification of factual information was conducted to ensure accuracy of historical events and characterization of The American BAR Association.
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RETALIATION?? I BELIEVE THIS PROSECUTOR WAS THREATENED INTO DROPPING CASES ON VIOLENT COPS
#DOBETTERAUSTIN
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COMMON LAW JURIES have been hidden from us, we cannot refuse to consent to tyranny without them. NISI PRIUS courts have usurped our constitution and with common law grand juries restored we will then be fred and the prison industrial complex will fall. Email me at takebackfreedom1776@gmail.com if you've been at the mercy of judicial conspiritors and the attorneys that do not defend.