PRESS RELEASE – UNIVERSITY STUDY OF REENTRY Citizens for Criminal Justice, based in Dover, DE, is pleased to announce that its founder and former Deputy Attorney General, Ken Abraham, is participating in a University of Delaware (sociology department) study of reentry and those who assist people in reentry. One of their points of interest is “what motivates those who assist people in reentry?”. Having counseled thousands of people in reentry...

“Mr. Greed” got hold of this doctor. With all of the pill mills which have been prosecuted, he was stupid to do it. He should get, and probably will get, prison time. Excerpts from the Article: A doctor who operated a pain clinic in Milford has been convicted of more than a dozen federal drug offenses tied to his practice’s dispensing of addictive and dangerous opioids. A federal jury on Wednesday found Dr. Patrick Titus...

Another grim reminder that we are foolishly maintaining policies which do not work … i. e. the War on Drugs! READ The Power of Advertising – Win the “War on Drugs” – UPDATED 9/22/20 Excerpts from the Article: Deaths from drug overdoses soared to more than 93,000 last year, a staggering record that reflects the coronavirus pandemic’s toll on efforts to quell the crisis and the continued spread of the synthetic...

The area of this shooting has long been known as the place in Dover to buy illegal drugs.  As I have said hundreds of times, until the demand is reduced, there always will be a supply, with rip offs, battles for turf, etc., and the tragic carnage will continue! Excerpts from the Article: The Dover Police Department has released the name of a man killed in a late Wednesday night shooting that also left several other people injured. Officers...

Good, but not enough.  $40 million is a drop in the bucket for a company with 2020 revenue of $394 million.  Why are some of it’s executives not criminally charged?! Excerpts from the Article: E-cigarette company Juul agreed to pay North Carolina $40 million to settle allegations that the company aggressively marketed its products to young people, leading to addiction to high-nicotine vapes, Attorney General Josh Stein announced Monday....

I want to know why some J & J executives are not in prison! Of course, we do know why:  they spend millions of dollars lobbying all manner of officials and contributing to their campaigns,  🙁  I call this “legal bribery”. Excerpts from the Article: Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $230 million to New York state to settle claims that the pharmaceutical giant helped fuel the opioid crisis, Attorney General Letitia James...