Standards Before the Crowd | Proof, Power, and the Republic

What happens when claims move faster than courts and outrage moves faster than evidence?

In this episode of The Right Side with Doug Billings, Doug explains what a partial government shutdown really means, what a criminal referral is — and isn’t — and how citizens can separate allegations from proof in an age of viral narratives.

This episode introduces the Evidence Ladder, explores the Founders’ design for slowing power through process, and explains why standards protect both victims and the innocent in a constitutional republic.

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