Are Taking America To Hell
In A Hand Basket

by

ERNIE HERNANDEZ, Ph.D.

Frontline Publications

SUMMARY

This book shows how the currently accepted regular everyday practices of Lawyers in America today are proving to be entirely too dysfunctional for the society. Today we now have a system which generates too much of its own business, often frivolous, ridiculous and absurd relative to the common sense of the everyday average citizen. Most persons in America today who are forced to deal with the legal system and lawyers probably feel they are being taken advantage of by the lawyers.

Their activities, and procedures often delay the taking of timely, needed actions by and for the society; and they are certainly putting an undue economic strain and burden on the productivity and attention of individuals and society. Their current practices find and create so many victim categories with attendant "rights" that the notion of personal responsibility has been practically totally eliminated or greatly emasculated.

Much if not most, of what they impose upon society is either unworkable, too expensive, or patently ridiculous. Somewhere, somehow, we will have to reduce the power and influence of Lawyers. We will also have to see to it that they don’t continue to get rich at our expense. If we do not rein in the Lawyers; our society will be in for dire consequences as the things which they have done and are doing to society are surely taking us to Hell in a Hand Basket.

AUTHOR'S CREDENTIALS:

Ernie Hernandez received his Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of California at Riverside in 1979. For 15 years he has worked and taught in various Management and Technology responsible positions – first, in government and later in top corporations. He worked for 8 years (1977-1985) as a Behavioral Research Scientist for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. From 1974 through the present he has taught part-time in the fields of Criminal Justice, Sociology, Business, Information Systems, and Computer Sciences for (in chronological order): California State University at Fullerton, California State University at Long Beach, and National University at the Irvine (now Costa Mesa), Vista, Riverside, Westminster, and San Diego campuses. After11 years with National University as an Adjunct faculty member since 1986, he switched to the University of Phoenix in Southern California, and the Online Campus, where he has been since 2000 through the present..

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