There Is No Way to Crack the Egg: The Failed System of Law

By Dr. Keith Gavin and Andrei Scholz-Jones

There are three structures to the laws we follow in the American justice system. Common law, Roman law, and American law. Let me explain the detriment or inculpate of the truth given in law. For me to exculpate for you the anecdotal process of law, you must understand the nature of the thinking of the Europeans and how it plays into the legal system. As law students, they must understand the nature of the law is to know the pulse of people in each community by visiting the areas and having a rapport with them. This helps you to gain a legal perspective on the pulse of that community and analysis for yourself and see the problems they have been facing that are causing the crimes in their area.

Being proactive and understanding the people’s actions is critical in making a lasting effect in the justice system while waiting for the crime in these communities to get out of control and judging them is a failure. Forward-thinking and focused groups will help to create a better society by figuring out how to mitigate the problems before homicides are committed in the communities.
This has never been thought of and used in law schools nor taught to you by any professor. But if you have ever been to Kemet, not only will you gain a sense of respect for self you will understand the three social developments that move the social needle. (SSS) Self-esteem, Self-respect, Self-development.

The Framers of the Constitution were tasked with setting the spiritual direction of our nation. However, they failed to demonstrate biblical justice to all citizens, mainly enslaved impoverished blacks categorized as three-fifths of a person and chattel. To treat someone as less than human, one would have to dehumanize them, excluding their essential natural, human, civil, and fundamental rights. Laws are written to debase another man and promote slavery illustrates a lack of conscience, integrity, humanity, and the character of Christ.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Apr 4, 2022
• ISBN: 9781669814894

Dr. Keith Gavin

Rev Dr. Keith Gavin Born in Historical Rochester NY Worked with Ron Thomas, who was a former city council member within the city of Rochester NY. I volunteered with the NAACP, chapter in Rochester NY, under the leadership of Pastor Novell Goff, the Pastor of Barber AME church? Helped Rev. Goff in viewing over 175 cases and interviewed 75 physical cases daily. Made court appearances, helped to dispose of a 6 yr. murder case having the case revoked to be overturned from 25 yrs to life to 1 day, resulting in the man and his family giving their lives to Christ, working on a rape case, which resulted in the case being dismissed. Also, the Greater Rochester area dealt with enormous discrimination cases throughout the city. Spent 16 years in Army reserves, 3 years special Operations Civil Affairs. Returned to active military duty, served additional 7 years to complete 23 years in the military. Transferred my ministerial affiliation to Anderson chapel AME church in Killeen Tx. While under the leadership of Pastor Walter MacDonald and under Pastor William Campbell, served several years in the Social Action Committee, also helped to hold, the 1999 mayor, city school, and city council, forum with the NAACP Chapter of Killeen. Designed and developed a new measure for the Child Support system, for over 2 yrs. to better help the community. Developed & Created the United Black Afro-American Ministries, in TX, 2002. Served three years in Special Operations 94-97, two tours in Iraq, 2003-04, then returned 2004-05, returned to continue the fight for the disinherited. Completed two years of college in six months to finish his Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts Degree, received the degree from Excelsior College. Have a Diverse Major in Sociology & Psychology & Religion? Graduated twice from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary; Master of Arts in Theological studies, and a Master of Religious Education/Pastoral Counseling. Holds a Doctorate in Pastoral Community Counseling (Psychological/ Behavioral) EDD, from Argosy University. Has a certificate from Harvard University Law Dept. in Negotiation and Leadership, President of Together Ministries, INC faith-based organization. Work as PT chaplain at the Metroplex Hospital as one of the Staff. Completed a Master’s in forensic psychology in Law Enforcement. Completed Master’s in criminal law from Trinity Law School.

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CONTENTS

Introduction

The Lack Of Social And Political Power

Understanding The Law Of America

Knowing How Kemet Plays A Critical Part

What Have You Been Taught?

How Can You Control The System?

Betrayed By The Cause Of Justice?

Unfair Laws In A Just Society

In The Midst Of Adversity

Critical Thinking In Concerning Law

References

INTRODUCTION

A FTER A CRITICAL MOMENT of introspection and mental consideration concerning the state of the Afro-American community and the law, it has come to my attention that the law will never be fair to the so-called free black man and woman. The rules are built to keep the white majority in power. Unless there is a change in the constitution and the political structure of our nation, the laws must reach down to the very people who have been afflicted and abused by the direction of the Europeans and how they set it up.

The laws are not fair, the system is biased, and the constitution is based upon how they set it up to benefit from the privileges to pursue happiness and liberty—at the same time, leaving out the African American population, even adding in the 13, 14, and 15 amendments. Unless these three critical amendments are not changed and ratified, then the constitution will always fail the disenfranchised and poor in our community.

There must be a change in the legislation, and it must meet the critical needs of the people in every part of this American life we live. It will even help the law student better understand the law and the dynamics. The redistribution of wealth and fairness must be dealt with in the law and how people are treated in the court system. Bringing on a Black woman in the highest justice system may help the conditions, but she will have to fight and be stressed fighting the people to deal with their so-called social and political problems to reach a balance.

Hopefully, this book will provide you with some critical steps to ponder and share with like-minded individuals who understand the power of connection and mental revolution, critical thinkers, and individuals who truly understand the dynamics of this unfair system. They gave us their religion, and we used it to get ahead, but we have lost our way and need to go back to Kemet to understand how our ancestors are calling for us in America to confront the wrongs and take our place. Hotep

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THE LACK OF SOCIAL AND

POLITICAL POWER

B ECAUSE MANY AFRICAN AMERICAN was kept out of the economic process in America and were not given the same starting gate as others, they are playing catch up in a system that is bent on keeping them in the same place and spinning wheels to compete in the global community when it comes to social and political power.

The laws are not on their side, and those who can deal with the issues and problems in their districts are taught not to help their own. The real question that is looming for us to ponder is that African Americans have possessed the knowledge to control their social systems and political direction for centuries. What has happened is the Europeans came to Africa and saw what and how they moved socially, economically, and politically then stole what they needed and used it to help themselves understand the laws and collaborative process that governed the Africans.

This means that the Africans were too trusting and allowed them to trick them when they gave the Europeans their hand. They took the African school system of thinking and created a system of remembering instead of learning and developing their nation. Stealing is stealing regardless of how it is done. The mental review of the African is powerful and creative. There are tribal differences and cultural conditions that need to be worked out. With a steering committee or participatory action plan of cultural differences, Africans can deal with their own social and political problems.

If history has explained anything that the Africans have done politically is to teach the Europeans how to balance the checkbook and share resources. This is a known fact that Mansa Musa had social and political power during his reign that many Europeans could never fathom. His father was Faga