Yesterday I explained the federal government’s case against George Norris
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Yesterday I explained the federal government’s case against George Norris
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Yesterday I explained the federal government’s case against George Norris
. A thoughtful subscriber said the government was right. I respect that—but intent matters. I sent him a primary source: George Norris and his wife explaining what happened. Clerical error. No smuggling. No intent. That’s the line the system keeps crossing. Criminal law requires an act and intent. A wrong form does not make a criminal. When government skips questions and jumps to raids and indictments, justice collapses. I’ve lived it. The jury was told I filed before, so I must be guilty now— while my good-faith belief was hidden. The same happened to Orlando Carter. On appeal, “the record” is sacred— but the record is curated. Truth disappears. America is the most incarcerated country on earth. And the most incarcerated country cannot be a free one. May truth reign supreme.
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