Sunday, December 26, 2004

The Largely Defunct Bill of Rights by Harry Browne: "The Founding Fathers created a Bill of Rights to ensure that Americans would never have to fear government prosecutors the way people in the Old World did.

Unfortunately, the Bill of Rights is a dead letter in too many ways in America. It has now become possible for prosecutors to get a conviction in virtually every case where they choose to indict – whether or not the defendant is guilty."

(Via Lew Rockwell.)