Unconstitutional This week on Coffee-Time-Again, I’m joined by Tanawah Downing, a Constitutional expert with deep knowledge of the laws that govern us. Tanawah dives into how courts, law enforcement, and District Attorneys often act in ways that are, in his view, unconstitutional—specifically violating the First and Fifth Amendments among other statutes. He argues that many inmates currently in jails and prisons deserve new trials due to widespread misuse of legal statutes. Tanawah sheds light on how District Attorneys, police, sheriffs, and other law enforcement officials violate the Constitution, committing injustices against those they arrest and prosecute. He emphasizes the crucial role of a Grand Jury, mandated by the Fifth Amendment for both felonies and misdemeanors, which is frequently bypassed. Tanawah backs up his claims with comprehensive proof on his website, which features a wealth of fascinating articles. Beyond raising awareness, he’s actively mobilizing a movement—seeking half a million volunteers nationwide to support his cases. Signing up is free and involves completing an affidavit, and I’m planning to join the effort myself next week. Visit his website at www.tanawah.com to learn more. While I have a solid understanding of the Constitution, Tanawah’s expertise and passion for restoring the rule of law as it’s written are truly inspiring. I’m excited to explore his initiative further and be a part of this transformative project. Got thoughts to share? You can always reach me at [email protected], or through my website, www.coffee-time-again.com. If you’d like to support the show, consider buying me a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com. — Dale Hutchinson

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