All of these are good ideas, and badly needed to curb injustice.   Just Announced: 2020 Legislative Priorities for the Coalition for Smart Justice We made historic progress in criminal justice reform this year. From expanding access to second chances to reforming the drug code and more, there’s a lot to be proud of! But our work isn’t done yet. You helped us get this far, so we wanted you to be the first to know about our...

THE UNITED STATES TRUTH POLICE The advent of the IRS Criminal Investigations Division was a good idea. Establishing the FBI was a good idea. But now it is time for THE UNITED STATES TRUTH POLICE! Yes, a federal agency tasked with monitoring every individual, media (can you say “Fox News”), corporation, organization or group for untruths or lies. Empowered to fine and/or imprison any violator for “speaking, uttering,...

Just read so many of the articles on my website, field just a few of the calls I get every week, to realize the sad truth of My Little Statue, below! Raise some hell about it. Here is How: READ Practical Tip – Get Empowered! How YOU Can Create a Powerful, Effective Force for Reform of our Criminal Justice System 

You tell me … how is our “war on drugs” going?  It is the most costly, clearly cataclysmically failed policy in American history! How much longer will it take to see that the answer is staring us in the face? Any way you argue it, the harm done by our current drug policies far, far outweighs any benefits!  READ http://www.citizensforcriminaljustice.net/the-power-of-advertising-win-the-war-on-dr = The Answer to the Drug Problem...

Great; they printed this one on a Sunday, the day the paper has its greatest circulation.  🙂  Do your duty and speak out …. with a Letter to the Editor.  See instructions below. Letter to the Editor: A new word for Trump Sep 7th, 2019 · by Letters to the Editor  He’s done it before, and now he’s at it again! Promising a pardon to anyone breaking the law for his political purposes! It’s amazing, astonishing, disgusting, not surprising, and...

Now 33 states and the Federal government have some form of compensation law for the wrongfully convicted. Every state should. In my view, one cannot put a price on the harm done, but the compensation should be significant. And I say that if it is found that a bad cop, a bad prosecutor, or a bad judge … or any other government official … has been the cause for wrongful incarceration, THE COMPENSATION SHOULD DOUBLE! There is NO excuse...