Author: Lewis L. Lewis

This is a short story of how I became interested in law. Life has a strange way of guiding you exactly where you need to be and this story is a perfect example of that. …

A Treasury Direct account is an online account maintained solely in your name in which you may hold and conduct transactions in eligible book-entry Treasury securities. This book is intended to not o …

This book is intended to help you gain a much better understanding of the 14th amendment and how to avoid being presumed as a subject to voluntary servitude. …

Are you being harassed by a debt collector or government agency? If so, you need to hurry up and dive into this book! Learn about cease and desist letters and how you can use one to get unwanted comm …

An inability to appear usually refers to an individual or corporation’s inability to appear in court for a court date. Many individuals in criminal and civil cases lack the ability to appear in court …

Color of law is a crime in which its elements and penalties are detailed in U.S. Code . This book is intended to help you understand what color of law violations are and how to file a color of law co …

In order to understand how you can benefit from using bid bonds, performance bonds, and payment bonds to win your criminal cases (some civil cases and other cases as well), you must first understand …

The Colorful Sculptor is an action packed book about a little boy named Darius who finds himself living with his mother in ancient Greece at a time where people of color were overwhelmed with racial …

This book contains a deposition of an eyewitness associated with a drug trafficking case.Follow the eyewitness as he attempts to confess to the defendants drug trafficking charges while the prosecuto …

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This book is intended to help you gain a much better understanding of the 14th amendment and how to avoid being presumed as subject to voluntary servitude. …

A promissory note is a financial instrument that contains a written promise by one party (the note’s payer) to pay another party (the note’s issuer or maker) a definite sum of money, either on-demand …