The Media Mic

We join the conversation on law and politics by offering insight as former law enforcement and criminal justice educators. 

There are gray areas in the enforcement of law and criminal justice administration. While efforts are progressing in the area of community awareness; community impact is infringed upon by political agendas—tilting the balance of justice one way or the other. 

According to Keith E. Whittington, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Politics at Princeton University, “Law and politics are deeply intertwined. Law is an essential tool of government action, as instrument with which government tries to influence society…It is no surprise, then, that law is an important prize in the political struggle and that law shapes how politics is conducted.” We agree!

Our background and experience has equipped us with knowledge and scope to discuss and critique criminal acts and provide commentary relating to ongoing investigations; as well as provide suggestive strategies relating to crime and investigation in America and abroad. 

Check out our eBook, Crime and Conspiracy Theories: Fact and Fiction, which summarizes 13 of the most compelling conspiracies--ranging from the genuinely credible, to the frankly implausible. The question of whether Pearl Harbor was a set-up, for example. All answers may not be covered, but some pretty good theories will be explored.