Commentary and Opinion

An analysis of how a private individual may swear a complaint in Illinois.

August 24, 2010
By Mark McCoy

What do you do when you when you wish to have someone charged with an offense but are reluctant to call the police, or have called the police and they refuse to act? Often times, the police will begin an inquiry or investigation into the person bringing the complaint as well. The more...
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Corruption in St. Clair County, Illinois. Officials Refuse to Prosecute Police for Misconduct.

August 21, 2010
By Mark McCoy

This letter is part of the ongoing saga with my attempt to bring criminal charges against two Fairview Heights, Illinois policemen who, on February 17, 2009, illegally detained, arrested, beat, Tasered, charged, and confined me. Foregoing many details, this issue relates to criminal charges against the police. I have inquired with the St. Clair...
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An email tete’-a-tete’ between myself and some family members.

July 24, 2010
By Mark McCoy

An email tete’-a-tete’ between myself and some family members. I received an email that began as a forward from someone else regarding Barak Obama emaciating the military and turning America into a third-rate nation. My reply to that email and the devolving, or evolving, rhetoric which ensued between myself and a few family members...
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Analysis of the Barak Obama Speech on Race

July 24, 2010
By Mark McCoy

Obama, my nigga’! I respect your feigned attempt at illustrating the racial divide that has been eating away at this country’s cultural psyche and that which is now culminating with the triangulation of hate, nationalism, and racism fed by the fuel of “illegal immigration” tossed capriciously upon the smoldering heap of racial discord. You...
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I finally get "census’d"…. sort of.

May 23, 2010
By Mark McCoy

I got “census’d” today. What fun! No, I did not participate. I talked to the census taker for about 45 minutes. She was pleasant and professional. I did not answer her questions except for telling her, for purposes of a Constitutional census, the number of people is “two”. I declined my name, phone number,...
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Common Law in Illinois

May 23, 2010
By Mark McCoy

Here is a Power Point presentation I used when I spoke at the Illinois Libertarian Party Convention in 2006. My speech focused on the Common Law, and how it is still operative in Illinois. Officials often portray individuals who invoke the Common Law as being fringe, patriot or militia radicals; and there is much...
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An analysis of the proposed Occupancy Code for Collinsville, Illinois

May 18, 2010
By Mark McCoy

 Copy of proposed ordinance So, what is it about a city council that makes them believe they have the right to pass an ordinance requireing anyone to procure a permit to live in their own home? Well, for one, if one claims “residency” within the corporate municipality then are then deemed to be considered...
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A discussion on the Common Law as it applies to Illinois

May 18, 2010
By Mark McCoy

Here is a Power Point presentation I used when I spoke at the Illinois Libertarian Party Convention in 2006. My speech focused on the Common Law, and how it is still operative in Illinois. Officials often portray individuals who invoke the Common Law as being fringe, patriot or militia radicals; and there is much...
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Understanding “Peace Officer” vs. “Law Enforcement Officer”

May 17, 2010
By Mark McCoy

Not long ago all law enforcement officers were referred to as “Peace Officers,” but a transition has slowly set in, in which now all peace officers have become known as “Law Enforcement Officers.” Is this just semantics in title, or is there really a difference? That is the subject of this addition to my...
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An analysis of the proposed Occupancy Code for Collinsville, Illinois

May 17, 2010
By Mark McCoy

An analysis of the proposed Occupancy Code for Collinsville, Illinois – Copy of proposed ordinanceSo, what is it about a city council that makes them believe they have the right to pass an ordinance requireing anyone to procure a permit to live in their own home? Well, for one, if one claims “residency” within...
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