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LA County DA Gascón’s Gamble: The Menendez Brothers—A Genuine Pursuit of Justice or a Desperate Political Move? Where Is Leslie Abramson, Their Original Defense Attorney? Exploring the Brothers’ Second Chance at Life Beyond the Death Penalty.
Justyna M. in Criminal Justice “The truth may hurt for a little, but a lie hurts forever.” – Unknown In recent years, the Menendez brothers, convicted of the brutal murders of their parents in 1989, have gained a significant online following. Their story, once a symbol of privilege and patricide, has been reinterpreted by some…
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The Menendez Brothers Case: 35 Years Later New Evidence, New Motions, and Celebrity Influence – What is Justice?
Justyna M. in Criminal Justice It’s hard to believe that over 35 years have passed since Erik and Lyle Menendez were convicted of the brutal murders of their parents, José and Kitty Menendez. Time flies, and yet the case still stirs public debate today, as if it happened just yesterday. Recently, there’s been a surge…
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Challenging the System Behind Bars: The Unjust Conviction. An Interview with Jaime Duran: Responding to Doris Rivera Black’s Public Claims.
Wrongfully Convicted. Disclaimer: This article discusses a real story involving an alleged victim and an alleged accuser. It is published with the intention of informing and raising awareness about the complexities of such narratives. The content does not intend to defame or slander any individuals, and there are no legal consequences associated with the publication…
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He Is My Hero Without a Cape: The Story of John ‘Freddie’ Nole, A Champion for the Forgotten.
Justyna M. in Criminal Justice He spent 50 years fighting to leave prison. Now he helps others get out. – The Washington Post This article is inspired entirely by the Washington Post’s piece, “He Spent 50 Years Fighting to Leave Prison. Now He Helps Others Get Out.” John “Freddie” Nole spent fifty years in prison,…
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The Hollow Promises of Community Corrections: Why the Annual Community Correction Conference is a Moronic Exercise in Futility. The Urgent Need for Change in Community Corrections: Shifting from Power to Humanity. Colorado.
Justyna M. – Criminal Justice Agenda – 2024 Statewide Community Corrections Conference: Building a Safer Community Together (cvent.com) I was recently invited to attend what’s called a “Community Corrections Conference,” happening here in Colorado at the end of October 2024, under the Division of Criminal Justice. It’s a local conference, focused only on state-level issues,…
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Jeff Lindsey: The Shadow Behind the Badge. A Prosecutor Bouncing from Scandal to Scandal. A Warning for the Future.
Justyna M. in Criminal Justice In the midst of one of the most controversial 2024 elections I’ve experienced in my 30+ years living in the U.S., the political landscape has become more polarized than ever. On the national stage, we have two presidential candidates who couldn’t be more different, both stirring up intense debates on…
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The Significance of Thoughtful Voting: Making Informed Choices in 2024. Is John Walsh the right choice as the new potential District Attorney for Denver City and County?
by Justyna M. in Criminal Justice As we approach the final stretch of one of the most consequential races of our time, voters are not only selecting a president and vice president, but they’re also determining who will hold key roles in local governance—district attorneys, judges, senators, and legislators. Many of us are faced with…
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Denver Dream Center: A Dreamlike Place Where Judgment Ends and Love Begins Built by Extraordinary People
by Justyna M. in Criminal Justice Welcome to the Denver Dream Center “Dreams are the seeds of change. Nothing ever grows without a seed, and nothing ever changes without a dream.” — Debby Boone Imagine a place where you are welcomed with open arms, no questions asked. A place where no one inquires about your…
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Why Are We Leaving Inmates Behind in Prisons, Jails as Catastrophic Hurricanes Approach? Have We Learned Nothing from Katrina?
Justyna M. – Criminal Justice. Inmates. When hurricanes are imminent, we see communities swiftly evacuated, families rushing to safety, and efforts to mitigate loss. However, there is one group that is frequently ignored amid these preparations: prisoners. Despite many prisons and jails being situated in vulnerable regions, incarcerated individuals are often left behind even as…
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Should Judges Have the Authority to Deny Bail for First-Degree Murder Charges? A 2024 Debate. Colorado.
by Justyna M. – Criminal Justice Colorado Amendment I: Denying bail in first-degree murder cases (coloradosun.com) As Colorado citizens prepare for the upcoming 2024 elections, a contentious debate is heating up regarding whether judges should have the authority to deny bail for individuals charged with first-degree murder – Amendment 1. With the state having abolished…
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