Archive for Jennifer Johnson
Law Enforcement by Deceit?: Entrapment and Due Process
Ms. Johnson is a freelance journalist living in Tampa, Florida. She writes a monthly column dealing with personal sovereignty issues for Impact Press, a regional magazine distributed in the southeastern United States. Her work also appears regularly in The Hernando Today. According to an April 1993 FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, “Law enforcement officers often employ [...]
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For Equality; Against Privilege
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