When Truth Is Lost
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It is a very sad day when the U.S. Constitution and other United States laws apply to some and not to others. A very interesting section of the law is known as color of law abuse. Law enforcement officers in the United States and other officials such as judges, attorneys and prosecutors, are endowed with a great amount of power by federal, state and local agencies. Without this power, these people could not enforce the laws and ensure justice. Since both the laws and justice are comprised of words, both terms must be taken with a grain of salt.
Since abuse of this authority is equally important in a democracy of which the United States once was, it is a federal crime for anyone acting under “color of law” to willfully deprive or conspire to deprive an American citizen of a right protected by a Constitutional or U.S. law. However, since these laws are also composed of words, it is undoubtedly open to further interpretation, especially by those high-ranking officials who are the ones abusing them. One thing is certain; those in power will ultimately do whatever it takes to remain in power no matter how corrupt their actions might be.
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Professor and writer Peter Stalker McKenzie recounts experiences with a licensing board that denied due process of law and equality of the law in this tantalizing novel based on a true story. During this difficult personal trial, political and defiant forces combined to assure that their agenda would succeed without opposition. While there are always various sides to every story; find out which one is based upon truth and not on lost truth. When Truth Is Lost represents a personal triumph as no matter what humankind can do to attempt to destroy a life, perseverance and victory do indeed come from humble and steadfast faith.
When truth is lost, it is always known to the one who is and was and forever will be. What better victory can any undeserving person ever ask for.
About the Author
A licensed marriage and family therapist and a clinical member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, Dr. McKenzie served on the state licensing board for seven years and was the president in waiting. As a member of the disciplinary committee, he took great care to follow due process of law and obtain all viable information prior to rendering a decision on ethics cases. When a false claim was placed against him, all logical and ethical processes were cast aside. The Midwest has always prided itself on the belief in and demonstration of strong values. Corruption can attempt to destroy a life, but the grace of God allows those wrongly charged and illegally treated to persevere with Him as the only true judge.