Part 1: Civil Commitment and the destruction of human rights

It may be understandable to hate terrorists and sex offenders, but, you know, the devil is in the details. Who exactly is a terrorist or a sex offender? These labels have become more propaganda than based in reality. It’s not only our court system. The courts are political by nature and controlled by lawmakers. Lawmakers pass laws that get them elected. Law in the United States is based on public opinion, uninformed public opinion.

You, Sir, Are Guilty of a Crime You Have Yet to Commit

We went from a legal system that had to have “beyond a shadow of a doubt” to “reasonable suspicion.” The truth is that all of us, including you dear judge, are reasonably suspicious.  All of us, yes, all of us are capable of harming someone else at some point in the future. No psychologist, social worker, or psychiatrist can read the future.

Our judicial system has harmed tens of millions “legally.” If one tells me they “would never harm someone,” that makes me more reasonably suspicious that they will. Yet, locking people up for years or for life after their sentences expire is an egregious overuse of judicial powers.

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