How The U.S. Supreme Court Has Made You Less Safe! - Brockett, Donald C
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This book uncovers a shocking truth: the Supreme Court has often twisted the Constitution, ignoring its original meaning to justify its decisions.

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This book uncovers a shocking truth: the Supreme Court has often twisted the Constitution, ignoring its original meaning to justify its decisions.
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I was born in Chicago IL in 1936. As a child my family was nomadic moving to Los Angeles, CA, Santa Barbara, CA, and eventually to Spokane WA in 1947. I graduated from Lewis & Clark High School in Spokane in 1954. I then attended Gonzaga University and graduated from the GU Law School in 1961. After passing the bar exam, I began a 33 year career in the Spokane County Prosecuting Attorney's office, 25 years as the elected Prosecuting Attorney. I retired in 1995 and discovered I had cancer so I endured chemotherapy treatment for the next 9 months. I then entered private practice with the law firm Phillabaum, Ledlin, Matthews & Sheldon, retiring after seven years of active civil practice and practiced with the firm as "of counsel". After practicing for 52 years, I became an honorary member of Washington State Bar Association. Then getting an urge to write about the U.S. Supreme Court, because of my concern with how it had affected the country in violation of the Constitution, I began my search of its cases. The result was "The Tyrannical Rule Of The U.S. Supreme Court; How The Court Has Violated The Constitution" which was published in 2015. My new book titled: "How The U.S. Supreme Court Has Made You Less Safe! A distortion of constitutional proportions" is now being released. I have been married to the former Nerita Jean Corigliano for 65 years. We had 5 children, 4 daughters and one son. One of our daughters, Lisa, died in a plane crash in 1987. We currently have 13 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren with two more on the way, and one great-great grandchild on the way.