as created by academia, law schools, politicians, and the apathy of the American People.

Thousands of years ago people learned it was better to decide things on the basis of a written law that applied to everyone rather than the law as decreed by the spoken word of the king.

The absolute power of the law needs to be tempered by wisdom in order to bring forth justice, but by making the written law something subject to interpertation by lawyers and judges the courts went halfway back to recognizing the divine rights of kings in the bronze age.

By giving preference to police officiers, prosecuters and witnesses for the government in evaluating testimony and allowing plea bargins rather than actuallyu setteling cases on the merits we threw justice out the window.