BUSTED - A Whistleblower's Guide to the War on Drugs is an expose about the illegality of America's drug war. The book shows that America's drug laws are good (because they are consistent with the republican form of government as promised in the U.S. constitution), but that government officials do not follow these good laws. America's drug war exists - not because of the state and federal Controlled Substances Acts, but in spite of them. Using Indiana and U.S. law as a basis of discussion, the book shows 1) that drug dealing is regulated in administrative law courts of the executive branch -...

In this universe, there are two forms of government: republican and non-republican. The U.S. constitution promises all Americans the republican form. Monarchies (the rule of one), oligarchies (the rule of the few) and democracies (the rule of the majority) are each of the non-republican form. Each of these versions are characterized by government's sole reliance on Man's written and decreed law, called positive law. In contrast, republican governments rely on two kinds of law: both Man's positive written law and Nature's unwritten law. In a republic, Nature -- and not Man -- defines such...