Tag: history
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From Allegation to Profit: How Stephen Matthews Faces Media Attacks. How much the alleged victims stand to earn.
When Journalism Becomes Character Assassination This article is written by a woman responding to what has been described in the media as a “serial rapist”—a label that is horrifying to assign to anyone. I question whether this kind of language even belongs in responsible journalism. Titles and narratives like this do not inform the public;…
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Korey Wise and the Innocence Project: Exposing Corruption, Greed, and the False Fight for Justice. The Dark Side of the Innocence Project: Money, Manipulation, and Power Unveiled.
“To fight for those wrongly convicted, give them more than sympathy—give them your voice, your resources, and your relentless pursuit of truth. Justice delayed is not justice denied when we refuse to stand down.” You Are Not Forgotten: A Voice Against Injustice I dedicate this article to everyone who has been affected by criminal injustice, social…
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How a Murderer Played the Clemency System Under Governor Polis to Get Out of Prison and Become a Director of Community Corrections.The Politics of Corruption, Power, and Control.
David Coleman, second from the left The Truth Behind Nonprofits, Clemency, and Hidden Agendas I’ve written about this subject many times before, including the Second Chance Center, the Denver Dream Center, and other nonprofits that present themselves as beacons of hope but often raise questions of corruption, hidden agendas, and self-serving motives. The more I dig, the…
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The Pitfalls of Advocacy: A Warning and a Guide. The Problem with Self-Serving Advocates.The Illusion of Advocacy: Why Some So-Called Advocates Are Hurting More Than Helping.
“An advocate is someone who speaks up for those who cannot speak for themselves, standing firm in the face of adversity, and fighting for justice even when the odds are against them.” I dedicate this publication to those who were once effective advocates and activists, as well as to those who aspire to make a…
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Examining House Bill 1125: A Flawed Approach to Peer Assistance in Reentry. Examining the Lack of Oversight in Wagees’ Reentry Funding. The Real Reason I Opposed That Bill: A Broken Legislative Process.
Colorado has shifted from a battleground state to a Democratic stronghold in recent years, with its electoral votes going to Democratic candidates in the last four presidential elections. However, the state has historically leaned Republican, having voted for GOP candidates 22 times compared to Democrats’ 14 since gaining statehood in 1876, according to 270towin.com. Colorado…
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His Name Was Robert Brooks: A Tragic Story of Injustice and Violence Behind Bars. Video of inmate’s fatal beating shows him handcuffed as correctional officers punch and kick him
“Prisoners’ lives matter, no matter the circumstances. Every life deserves dignity, respect, and justice.” Over the years, I’ve traveled to prisons around the world, witnessing firsthand the brutal realities faced by incarcerated individuals. Some prisons stand out as examples of humanity, while others reflect the darkest corners of the human experience. My journey has taken…
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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 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…