Murderers get out of jail after serving just a few years in prison. Violent criminals cannot be prosecuted because of absurd technicalities. Local State Attorneys cut plea-bargain deals or refuse to prosecute rather than face losing a case, just to keep their record intact, and without regard for the victims’ rights. CFMC sees no justice in such practices.  Crime should be punished.

The American people are tired of this lack of justice in our land! The legal profession is one of the least respected, and at times for good cause. Under a morally relative "positive law" doctrine, judicial standards cannot be upheld -- and consequently our legal system has become one of ever-changing and constantly evolving laws. Judges have even written their own laws, under the guise of "interpretation," which become "case law" and they have usurped authority from the legislative branch and juries. Some judges, both federal and state, hold one of the highest concepts of jury responsibility -- that of jury nullification -- in utter contempt, because it weakens their power.

Our country was founded on absolute, Godly, Biblical principles -- such as the Ten Commandments and the Levitical Code.  But these stopped being taught in our law schools near the end of the last century as liberal, socialistic philosophies were gradually introduced. This is a radical departure from what our Founders gave us. And look where they’ve taken us. What’s worse is that most lawyers and judges don’t even realize it and continue to base decisions on erroneously evolved "case law" or even "executive orders" rather than proper state and federally prescribed legislative law. Judges who show such disregard for the system should be held accountable and impeached as originally intended by the Founders.

Judges who are weak and lenient on repeat, career criminals or who force criminals to be let out due to overcrowding should be recalled or impeached. Taxpayers should not be saddled with the staggering costs of operating prison systems, which, due to court mandates, are BETTER facilities than our schools or military barracks -- "Club Fed".

Instead, we need to take meaningful work into the prisons because working prisoners are able to make restitution to victims, pay part of the cost of their own confinement, and help support their families. Our compassion belongs first with the victims of crime. Compassion for the criminal should correctly take the form of just punishment, required restitution, and then rehabilitation, in that order.

American law needs to accept, once again, Biblical law as its absolute standard of justice. Unless this is done at every level of the judiciary and in other branches of government, our republic is destined to become increasingly weakened, dissolving into anarchy or a tyrannical police state.

"....since the beginning of civilization, millions and millions of laws have not improved on the Ten Commandments one bit." Ronald Reagan