2014–2017
Part I · The Origin
The flag petition, May 1 arrest, the later 2017 felony case, bond, and plea.
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A Memoir of Constitutional Warfare

The factual, first-person record of fighting back — told through lived experience, court filings, recordings, public documents, and the constitutional battles behind them.
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A true story
A Marine’s promise
Constitutional warfare
Retaliation documented
Three federal actions
Filed in three states
The public record
Evidence before narrative
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AMERICAN INJUSTICE
A nonfiction legal-thriller memoir built in parallel with a documentary record so readers can follow the narrative and inspect the underlying sources for themselves.
CURRENT BOOK STRUCTURE
2014–2017
The flag petition, May 1 arrest, the later 2017 felony case, bond, and plea.
2018–2021
Family-court conflict, criminal accusations, evidence disputes, the 2021 DUI case, trial, appeal, and civil commitment.
2022
Oxford City Hall, the second aggravated-stalking prosecution, plea, banishment, revocation, and sentence.
2023–2025
Release from Mississippi custody, the Galveston DWI prosecution, revocation litigation, and later release.
2025–2026
Utah, Mississippi appellate litigation, New Orleans, federal proceedings, sentencing, and the continuing cost of constitutional litigation.
Reference
Legal analysis and appendices that separate the author's conclusions from the underlying documentary record.
READ THE SOURCES
The public repository is not just a code archive. It contains the working manuscript, organized evidence, source indexes, transcriptions, and editorial notes used to keep narrative claims tied to the record.
The current 39-chapter structure and six-part organization used by the publication build.
Open source →Publicly organized source folders for court matters, records requests, filings, and related documentary material.
Open source →A dated editorial index recording newly integrated documents, verified facts, preserved conflicts, and corrections.
Open source →The May 1, 2017 chapter demonstrates the method: surviving recording, officer report, the author's account, and limits on what the record can establish.
Open source →EDITORIAL METHOD
A fact directly supported by a filing, order, official record, recording, transcript, or other identified source.
A disputed claim is identified as an allegation and attributed to the person or filing making it.
When two records disagree, the conflict is preserved rather than silently choosing the version that best fits the narrative.
Legal theories, conclusions, and personal beliefs remain distinguishable from adjudicated findings and source documents.
Later-discovered dates, amounts, names, or procedural details are corrected openly in the working source record.
PUBLICATION RULE
A strong story does not require pretending every disputed point has already been proven. Where the documentary record supports a fact, the source should be visible. Where it does not, the limitation should be visible too.