NJ Lawmaker Rips Magazine Ban to Shreds
• https://www.youtube.com, Haggz51NJ Assemblyman Michael Patrick Carroll gives amazing floor speech in opposition to legislation banning magazines over ten rounds.
Contents Pages by Subject
Criminal Justice System
Crime and punishment
• http://www.dailypaul.com, dexterszydCrime and punishment
5 Legal SECRETS Cops Don't Want YOU to Know
• http://www.dailypaul.com, by Absolute Rights5 Legal SECRETS Cops Don't Want YOU to Know
Allow Police To Charge Citizens Who Bring Abuse Charges Against Officers When Charges Dismissed
• Jonathan TurleyAn extraordinary bill that would allow citizens to be criminally charged if they bring abuse or misconduct charges against police officers are that later dismissed by the police department. They would be subject to a felony charge for perjury
Kim Dotcom loses key evidence ruling at NZ Supreme Court
• ars technicaDotcom and his lawyers have lost a bid to force the United States to show them the evidence they plan to use in making their argument that he should be extradited. Dotcom won't have access to his own data to prepare a proper defense,
Man arrested after drinking iced tea in public must take deal or go to trial
• .A man drinking canned iced tea in a parking lot was accosted by a plainclothes beverage cop who demanded to inspect his drink. He was placed in handcuffs and arrested. Even though the man was innocent and was only drinking tea, prosecutors are sti
Convicted For The American Dream in the First Degree
• Simple JusticeYulia Abair was new to the United States, having recently arrived from Russia and married an American. But she was determined to make something of herself, starting her own massage therapy business and studying nursing. Already, you no doubt get th
Mississippi Woman Charged With Murder After Having A Stillborn Baby
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Nina MartinRennie Gibbs's daughter, Samiya, was a month premature when she simultaneously entered the world and left it, never taking a breath. To experts who later examined the medical record, the stillborn infant's most likely cause of death was also the most
Best-Selling Author Kevin Trudeau Gets 10 Years In Prison For Massive Deception
• http://www.businessinsider.com, Michael TarmBest-selling author Kevin Trudeau, whose name became synonymous with late-night TV pitches, was sentenced to 10 years in prison Monday for bilking consumers through ubiquitous infomercials for his book, "The Weight Loss Cure 'They' Don't Want You to
Feds: 9/11 mastermind's testimony should be barred
• APThe defense asked to use Mohammed as a witness after reviewing a 14-page statement Mohammed provided in response to 451 questions posed by Abu Ghaith's lawyers. In it, Mohammed wrote he wanted to help Abu Ghaith but was distrustful of
The Town That Turned Poverty Into a Prison Sentence
• SalonAt the single stoplight Debra Ford saw the police lights flash. She steered her beat-up black Chevy Blazer into the parking lot, under the big red dot advertising Jack’s restaurant. The officer said she had a taillight out. He asked to see her licens
Could we condemn criminals to suffer for hundreds of years?
• http://www.dailymail.co, By Ellie ZolfagharifardBiotechnology could let us extend convicts' lives 'indefinitely'
81-Year-Old Great-Grandmother Jailed For 2 Days For Pet Violation
• CBS NewsA neighbor took pictures of the dogs running down the street and reported her to Animal Control. The agency slapped Root with a $7,000 fine or she could spend nearly a year in jail.
How the NSA Made Your Legal Defense Illegal
• Ludwig von Mises InstituteThe NSA requests the public courts to dismiss claims against them by claiming litigants lack standing---the NSA engages in mass surveillance while simultaneously relying that no litigant can prove they are affected by the secret surveillance!
The Murders Before the Marathon
• .Just before Ibragim was shot—7 times, in 2 bursts, including once in the top of the head—he was about to write a confession implicating himself and alleged Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev in a brutal triple homicide that took place in
Walking Away from a Cop: A New Capital Offense
• by William N. Grigg (Lew Rockwell blog)A North Vegas Police Officer shot and killed a 38-year-old man for the supposed crime of walking away from a cop. David L. Robinson was shot in the head by an unidentified North Las Vegas cop in the backyard of an abandoned home.
Louisiana Sheriff’s Official Receives Minor Charge After Assaulting Police Officer
• Photography Is Not a CrimeAssaulting a police officer is a crime that earns special attention and sentencing from prosecutors and judges – unless, of course, the person doing the assaulting has special privileges that come with a badge. After shoving a
Horrific conditions described in homeless man's death at Burlington County Jail
• The TrentonianIn December, a 75-year-old man who was believed to be homeless died in Burlington County Jail while strapped in a “turtle suit” and lying in a pool of urine and feces, according to a supervisor inside the facility.
Host:
Ernest Hancock
03-12-14 -- Sean Turzanski + BONUS INTERVIEW - (MP3 & VIDEO LOADED + BONUS)
Program Date:Sean Turzanski, in jail for a minor offense, witnessed the torture, murder, and cover up of a fellow inmate at the Burlington County Detention Center. Sean will discuss what he did to expose the cover up, and how the 'authorities' responded...
Florida Bill Would Put ‘Bullies’ In Jail For A Year
• .A Florida bill advanced in the Senate to make bullying a crime, including cyber-bullying online. The new offenses criminalize a range of “harassing” behavior, both in-person and on the Internet. And a second conviction would send perpetrators to jail
Inspector general raises questions about 2,300 new cases
• .An investigation by the state inspector general found that convicted former state chemist Annie Dookhan was the “sole bad actor” at the state drug lab where she mishandled evidence. But the probe also found that the lab had major management problems,
Court Dismisses Challenge Of Conviction Based On Discredited Pathologist's Testimony
• Jonathan TurleyThe government effectively argued that its witness was so notorious that the defense should have raised his incompetency at trial. It succeeded.
Charges dismissed against Utah arson suspect
• ."Originally, a K9 unit indicated there was accelerant," defense attorney Jay Winward said Tuesday. "The state crime lab reports there was no accelerant found. There was nothing that indicated that there was accelerant used."
When Prosecutors Admit to Cheating
•The story of Laura Duffy, the prosecutor, and the wrongfully convicted man, is inspirational. Not because Duffy acted professionally throughout this case—she and her colleagues surely did not. Not because prosecutors promptly acknowledged their
Judge Orders DNR to Leave Farmer Alone ~ After 2-Year Court Battle Baker’s Pigs Now Legal
• Daily PaulDNR counter-sued Baker, and until recently, was seeking fines of $10,000 for each of the 70 “illegal” pigs the department claimed the farmer had. DNR also sought a court order to destroy the pigs. On February 26, 2014 DNR reversed its position and su
Troubles at Women’s Prison Test Alabama
• New York TimesCorrections officers have raped, beaten and harassed women inside the prison for at least 18 years. More than a third of the employees have had sex with prisoners, which is sometimes the only currency for basics like toilet paper and tampons.
What if they gave a prosecution and the prosecution took its ball and went home?
• .“[The Prosecutor]: Your Honor, respectfully, the State is not participating in this case. [The Prosecutor]: Respectfully, your Honor, the State is not participating in this matter. [The Prosecutor]: No, your Honor. Respectfully, the State is
U.S. Drug Cases Getting Rehabbed After Supreme Court Decision
• ABC NewsA week before actor Philip Seymour Hoffman overdosed on a mix of heroin, cocaine and other drugs, the Supreme Court restrained what one top prosecutor called "the strongest tool" federal authorities have to go after dealers
Marissa Alexander's sentence could triple in 'warning-shot' case
• .A Jacksonville woman whose case generated outrage when she was sentenced to 20 years in prison may end up behind bars for 60 years for the same crime. The State Attorney Angela Corey will seek to put Marissa Alexander in prison for 60 years,
Evidence of Concealed Jailhouse Deal Raises Questions About a Texas Execution
• New York TimesNewly discovered evidence the prosecutor in the case concealed a deal with a jailhouse informant whose testimony was a key part of the execution decision. The battle to clear Mr. Willingham’s name offers evidence an innocent man was executed
Watch Streaming Broadcast Live:
LRN.fm
DLive
Live Chat
Telegram
Telegram
