Tag: justice
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Revolving Doors: The Real Reasons People Return to Prison. Reentry: A Word That Means More Than Just Getting Out. Revocation, Recidivism, and the Reentry Racket: Who’s Really Failing the System? The Reentry Industry: Just Another Hustle?
Reentry services should be a bridge to freedom, not a detour back to prison—because every person leaving those gates deserves more than a second chance, they deserve a real one. Reentry: A Word That Means More Than Just Getting Out “Reentry.” It’s a word that’s been showing up everywhere lately—on the news, in legislative hearings,…
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It’s Time to Expose the Truth About Nonprofits in Colorado’s Reentry System: Tax Returns and How Much Money Their Directors Really Make. Why Do People Go Back to Prison?
Will Rogers:“Too many people spend money they haven’t earned, to buy things they don’t want, to impress people they don’t like.” It’s Time to Expose the Truth About Nonprofits in Reentry Systems. Colorado. This article is long overdue. For years, nonprofit organizations have been operating in the shadows under the guise of providing “support” and…
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The Michael Clark Case: A Legal Battle Unfolding. Michael Clark’s Attorney Fails to Refute DA’s Findings, Plays the Blame Game Instead. Adam Frank’s Reckless Leak and the Distorted Narrative Surrounding Michael Clark
On March 25, 2025, I attended yet another hearing for the Michael Clark case via Webex. For those unfamiliar with this case, a simple Google search will reveal its extensive coverage in Colorado. Despite its widespread media attention, this is not a high-profile case in the traditional sense. Instead, it is yet another instance of…
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True Story of a Loving Son Who Couldn’t Say Goodbye in Person to His Beloved Mother.For Grandma Elaine: A Story of Love, Advocacy, and Time When Grief Comes Behind Prison Walls
“The Subject No One Wants to Talk About” It’s the subject no one ever wants to talk about. Because it’s sad.Because it’s uncomfortable.Because it’s unknown. Whether you’re behind prison walls or out here in this messy, chaotic world—we all share one truth: one day, our loved ones will leave us. And sometimes, there’s nothing we…
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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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The Illusion of Redemption: When Former Inmates Exploit the System. The Case of Sean Marshall: A Con Man in Disguise
In the criminal justice system, corruption and deception exist on both sides of the courtroom. From habitual victim liars who fabricate stories to manipulate the legal system, to public defenders, attorneys, and judges who cut corners, overlook evidence, and prioritize their careers over justice—every stage of a case is tainted. The system is flawed, not…
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Injustice in El Paso County, Colorado: How a Black Man Was Framed for a Crime He Didn’t Commit and Failed by the System – When the Victim Lies.
“Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the truth.” — Buddha By age 18, 30% of Black males, 26% of Hispanic males, and 22% of White males have been arrested in the United States. By age 23, 49% of Black males, 44% of Hispanic males, and 38% of White males have been…
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The Missy Yvonne Woods CBI Scandal: A Systemic Failure in Colorado’s Justice System. The Michael Clark Case: A True High-Profile Case or Just Noise?
The recent indictment of Missy Yvonne Woods by the state prosecutor in Jefferson County on a staggering 102 counts—including forgery, influencing a public servant, manipulation, and deceptive practices—has shaken the foundation of Colorado’s Bureau of Investigation (CBI). While the prospect of a 60-year sentence may sound like a serious consequence, the reality is far less…
Justice Unlocked. 