Anibal Jose Baez
Well, it is press that uses these words, not the government officials. But the media it's the one in charge of blending all these words with legalese. For example, you may read something like this: <<A Wichita man has been connected to a murder that occurred last summer at Downy Hill. The individual, named James Lee Roy Johnson, a.k.a. Sir-Lots-O-Beef, has been accused in absence, said today the District Attorney's Office. If found guilty Johnson may face life in prison. "He is one of the most dangerous persons out there. If he is listening, we encourage Mr. Johnson to turn himself in to the proper authorities. He needs to be accountable for his crimes!" said the lead prosecutor.>> You have the words man, murder, individual, name, accused, guilty, persons, Mr. (the title), accountable, prosecutor, crimes. In just two small paragraphs. Most of us know those words are all different, and have a different meaning now. But that is just after The Tender for Law.