A Danger to Society

Law Isn’t Always Right

By Michael Allen | Commentary, crime, law

Watching The Conspirator the other day, I wondered how our law ever got to the point it is now and if it still needs work. A movie directed by Robert Redford, The Conspirator is about putting on trial co-conspirators of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Robin Wright plays the role of Mary Surratt, the mother

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A Danger to Society

When a man becomes the victim of a very bad case of mistaken identity, he has to go up against the Good Ol' Boy Network of Smallton, America to make things right. It's a hilarious look at law, crime and criminal behavior that leaves you wondering...who exactly is a danger to society?

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