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Send us Fan MailPodcast #89Systematic Corruption of Individuals and OrganizationsOur justice system has crossed a dangerous line where evidence is no longer required for convictions in sexual crime cases. We examine troubling statements from Washington State officials that reveal a pattern of constitutional violations and abuse of power.• King County prosecutor Jason Simmons stated they "don't have to prove anything else other than their age" in sexual crime cases• Enumclaw Police Captain expressed outrage that people moved to town without notifying authorities first• License plate readers and surveillance being used to monitor citizens' movements without cause• From street officers to Supreme Court justices, the same dismissive attitude toward evidence requirements• The Malcolm Frazier trial reveals how prosecutors exploit minor technicalities while ignoring systemic corruptionGod is warning that those responsible will be held accountable for crossing ethical lines. This isn't a functioning legal system on any level.www.consider.info

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