Justice/Jails
Parole and probation increase the burdens of our mass prison system
Parole and probation increase the burdens of our mass prison system
December 12, 2023
I’ve reported several times earlier about our inte —>> read more –>>
Criminal justice
Justice/Jails
Justice in America – the big fraud
Justice in America – the big fraud
February 24, 2023
The Promise Sixth Amendment In all criminal prosec —>> read more –>>
Justice/Jails
The Other Side of Our Judicial System – Civil Law
The Other Side of Our Judicial System – Civil Law
January 28, 2020
The Criminal Justice System In recent years many p —>> read more –>>
Justice/Jails
Recently Noted – more John Oliver on American justice – or not
Recently Noted – more John Oliver on American justice – or not
April 13, 2019
Once again we return to our comedians for information about what is going on in the world. This time more on the fraud that is our judicial system.
Justice/Jails
Recently Noted – more unequal justice – lots of it….
Recently Noted – more unequal justice – lots of it….
February 15, 2019
Louisiana provides a grievous example of unequal access to equal justice. According to a study by the American Bar Association Louisiana has only 363 legal aid attorneys where the case load requires 1,461.
Briefly Noted
Recently Noted – women in prison in the US – more on mass incarceration
Recently Noted – women in prison in the US – more on mass incarceration
November 21, 2017
The Prison Policy Initiative has released a new study “Women’s Mass Incarceration: The Whole Pie 2017”. In a pattern that is similar to the fate of men in our mass incarceration system that charades as justice, 60% of those in local jails are there because they cannot afford bail. 29% of these women held for lack of cash are charged with drug offenses.