Comments on misinformation about the Constitution and SCOTUS misinterpretations
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Born July 8, 1936 in Chicago IL. Graduated Gonzaga University Law School in 1961. Served in Spokane County Prosecutor's office 1961-1994, deputy and elected Prosecutor. Retired.
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