Review Journal article

I was on the front page of the Sunday edition,   (January 27, 2019) of the Las Vegas Review Journal. 

PDF version below.

See me in the video below or in the online article. (wait for the video to load)

"... Among those sitting at the tables was 60-year-old Douglas Warenback, wearing a sweatshirt, a beanie cap and a plaid scarf. 

Warenback, who has been staying at the courtyard since being released from prison in April, said he has seen changes since CHIPs departed and the city took over. 

For one thing, it was easier to get bus passes before, he said. 

“One day, they (CHIPs) all disappeared, and then I saw the news article about the contract,” he said. “There are politics that go on, even in these charitable organizations.”..."

Miscellaneous:

Amanda's voicemail mail to me (date approximately 11/13/12)

Update: Epstein has been Indicted. Now concluded by suicide, the government does have the last word.

Issues with the lvmpd sex trafficking records, stating :

“It’s important for Nevadans to understand that in many other states, these kinds of records are available to anyone and everyone, no questions asked,

”Review-Journal Executive Editor Glenn Cook said. 

“It should be the same in Nevada, but Metro takes the position that the public "doesn't need to know" how it enforces laws intended to combat a growing national problem with devastating consequences for young victims.”

Discovered something with my legal experience :

Tried an online practice bar exam, see above --- passed!---- Although just barley, I was answering areas of law I had no idea about, and just applied legal logic. This demonstrates I could actually pass the entire bar exam? Although, like Nevada, one has to complete a 3 year degree in law before permitted to take the exam. Through a major effort I think I could do it. Oh well, I have two pending actions in court as of 8/9/21, so just not interested at this time. But its good to realize I have mastered the basics of law, and would have to go through a lot of work to prove it outside my filings.