The Daniel Shaver Case: Sort Of Justice
On 12-12-17, at the request of readers, I wrote Daniel Shaver: A Bad Shoot. It was the story of Shaver, …
Category Archives: Courts and Cops
The Waukesha Massacre: Harbinger Of A National Divorce?
One would think this a major news story, a story with, as they say, legs. A madman drives through a …
Police IQ In An Equitable, Meritless Society
Circa November, 2022, the state of policing, particularly in America’s blue cities, continues to deteriorate. Convinced by local, state and …
Parkland, Florida: Evil Again 12
Four years and nine months after the Parkland massacre, justice of a sort has finally been done. The killer, who …
You’re On Your Own, 2022–UPDATED
I have often, in writing about firearms and general personal and family security issues asserted, gentle readers, you’re on your …
Guns? You Don’t Need Guns; Let The Professionals Handle It
It was October, 2017, when I last wrote on the topic of police firearm training and general marksmanship under pressure. …
School Attacks: When Things Fall Apart
In a comment in response to School Attacks 2022, Part 4: We’re On Our Own, regular reader/commenter optimisticallypessimistic wrote:
Illinois: State Of Insanity
This is an article about cop knowledge, cop wisdom. Cops know Normal Americans—rational people—sometimes, somewhat, resent them. They’re driving along, …
The Justine Damond Case #46: The End?
In update 44 of this series I began:
The Ma’Khia Bryant Case: Partial Resolution
On April 27 of 2021, I posted The Ma’Khia Bryant Case: Justice? I began that article with this:
The Whitmer Case: What Americans Know
As I’m sure you know by now, gentle readers, the FBI and the Biden/Biden’s Handlers/Garland Department of Justice just lost …
The “LapTop From Hell”: Compromise And Blackmail?–UPDATED
Imagine, gentle readers, you drop your laptop off at a repair shop, and then forget all about it. On that …
The FBI: What I’d Like To Believe
I would like to believe most of the men and women working at the FBI are honorable, ethical. I would …
Denver Lawsuit: Convincing The Police
I’m taking another week off from education writing to deal with this:
Stately McDaniel Manor 