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Nearly all laws in the United States aim to protect and serve the public. Usually, there is an officer of the law who enforces these laws and makes arrests based of whom brakes these laws, but not just officers of the law can make arrests. There is a common misconception that only those who are in power can enforce laws, the rest forced to listen and submit, but this is far from true. Citizens can make arrests in a process called, you guessed it, a citizens' arrest. This conc

This blog is less about law, rather this is more about how blame works in the mind of others, not in the eyes of the law. Please note this blog is not ment to criticize the US legal system in anyway. I have great respect for what the US legal system and its design. IStock Blame, defined by the Oxford Learners Dictionary as “ To think or say that somebody/something is responsible for something bad. ” Blame in reality is so much more complex in our minds. There are several fa

Laws are not meant to convict, but rather to serve. Laws allow for order in society, not solely conviction. While there is a common understanding that most laws are meant to convict the general public and serve those who convict, there are a select few that protect and serve the benefit of the public. One of these several laws are the laws outlining quiet enjoyment of property. While these laws do not only serve the public, they serve a large role in protecting the rights of