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Courthouse Tales 8 – Last Trials

Courthouse Tales 8 – Last Trials

05 Nov by philcline in Blog / Literary Writings

Everyone’s career has highways, side roads, detours, and intersections.  My journey through the trial courts had been exciting at times, tedious at other times, always interesting. (...)

Courthouse Tales 7 – Tulare Cases - A Sister and a Shoelace

Courthouse Tales 7 – Tulare Cases - A Sister and a Shoelace

29 Oct by philcline in Blog / Literary Writings

We had evidence tying the defendants to the home invasion and robbery.   On the evening of May 25th, 1982, there had been at a house just (...)

Courthouse Tales 6-Tulare Cases-Part One

Courthouse Tales 6-Tulare Cases-Part One

22 Oct by philcline in Blog / Literary Writings

She walked into the living room carrying gasoline in a mason jar.  He was laying on the couch facing the other way.  Watching T.V., drinking out of (...)

Court House Tales 5

Court House Tales 5

15 Oct by philcline in Blog / Literary Writings

Finding Andy – Part Two “Now Doctor,” I asked, “given all your learning, given all your experience, given all your studies in the field of psychiatry, (...)

Court House Tales 4 – Finding Andy (Part One)

Court House Tales 4 – Finding Andy (Part One)

08 Oct by philcline in Blog / Literary Writings

The heat was brutal.  The Witch was not doing well. At least I called her a “Witch.”  My investigator called her a “Medium.”   We had been searching for (...)

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Phil Cline currently does consulting work regarding governmental issues and teaches Constitutional Law at the College of Sequoias. Mr. Cline is also a writer and writes extensively on the Constitution and Politics. He also writes Poetry, Short Stories, Novels and Essays on a wide variety of subjects.

Today’s Feature

  • Cline on the Constitution – Due Process April 21, 2025
  • Loutish behavior and the First Amendment April 6, 2025
  • Agencies and Injunctions March 16, 2025

“I am a very experienced attorney, however, my career is now limited to teaching and writing.  I no longer practice law.  Nothing on this web site or in any of my writings is intended to be taken as legal advice.  For legal advice the reader should consult an attorney of his or her choosing.”