Thanks to my good friend and great trial lawyer, Steve Hampton, who sent me this article. I was a prosecutor, and prosecutors like this one ought to be shot!   Excerpts from the Article: A Texas man who spent nearly 10 years on death row was actually innocent of the double murder that sent him to prison, a Houston prosecutor announced at a press conference Friday. Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said phone records never turned over...

Updated 1/2/19  Here is the newspaper article regarding this issue. I am disappointed that they did not print my proposed solution to the problem, but they did quote me correctly toward the end of the article. Let me remind you that I am the only “Advocate” mentioned who has actually seen the chaos inside our prisons!   Advocates question state’s autopsy reporting policy for prisoners  – Front page article in the Delaware...

Again, nothing here which is news to me, but the article does highlight problems female C Os encounter, just one aspect of the abuses so rampant in America’s prisons, state and federal. The sex abuse is rampant, flat out outrageous, and WHO do you think pays for this sort of stuff?! YOU DO! A few hospitals or schools could be built with the money here wasted!  … “In 2017, the Bureau of Prisons agreed to pay $20 million to...

Christopher Precopia is an elderly black man. You think this would have happened if he were white?!  I do not.  This article shows: How fragile “justice” is in today’s America. What an idiot the prosecutor was. He should have a) never brought the case, or, at least, b) dropped the charges in a matter of hours once he saw the photo! The accuser should be prosecuted for falsely reporting a crime. That is a felony in every state....

Another excellent article about our futile, absurd, war on drugs. Prosecutors are the most powerful people in the system. This extensive survey reveals that we have far too many knuckleheads working as prosecutors!  Read The Whole Story for vivid, named, examples! Excerpts from the Article: Public opinion is souring on the criminalization of drug use. But what prevents this from translating into practice? While politicians makes laws and police...