Flawed Justice When Our Unalienable Rights Are Ignored

Flawed Justice When Our Unalienable Rights Are Ignored by George E. Pfautsch, published by AuthorHouse in 2007, is a thought-provoking exploration of the moral foundations envisioned by the founding fathers of the United States. This 112-page book delves into the principles of law, ethics, and the judicial branch, highlighting the importance of maintaining a national morality to achieve justice. Pfautsch examines historical instances where the justice system has faltered, leading to significant consequences for various groups within society.

Readers will find a detailed analysis of how the founding fathers’ vision of morality has influenced American governance and the judicial system. The book discusses the implications of neglecting these foundational principles and the resulting breakdowns in justice. By addressing topics such as constitutional law and political ethics, Pfautsch provides insights into the ongoing relevance of these issues in contemporary society. This edition serves as a critical examination of the relationship between morality and justice, encouraging reflection on the principles that underpin the American legal system.