Tag: politics
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The Hidden Realities of Independence House South Federal in Denver, Colorado. Staff Conduct: Unprofessional and Unacceptable. The Dangers of Nepotism and Mismanagement in Community Corrections. A Culture of Corruption and Sexual Harassment.
This publication exposes the dark truth behind the Independence House South Federal in Denver, Colorado, revealing the hidden realities that many choose to ignore. It sheds light on the unprofessional and unacceptable conduct of the staff, the dangers posed by nepotism and mismanagement within community corrections, and a pervasive culture of corruption and sexual harassment.…
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Mass Incarceration: Debunking the Top Ten Myths and Uncovering Why Taxpayers are Unaware of the $182 Billion Spent on Imprisonment. Does Incarceration – Prison Truly Enhance Public Safety?
A myth is a widely held but false belief or idea. It often involves a traditional story, typically involving supernatural events or beings, that explains natural phenomena, customs, or historical events. In a more general sense, a myth can also refer to any misconception, false belief, or exaggerated narrative that is passed along as truth,…
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The Hidden Truth About Advocacy, Activism, and Reentry in Colorado. The Fallacy of Reform: Unveiling the Truth Behind a Dysfunctional Platform “Colorado Justice Reform”. Advocacy Is Action, Not Agenda.
Colorado’s reentry and advocacy system is like an apple hanging on the branch, ripe with potential but requiring careful handling to avoid spoiling. Just as a ripe apple needs to be picked and nurtured to fulfill its purpose, the reentry system needs deliberate action, thoughtful policy, and supportive resources to ensure those leaving incarceration can…
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The Politics of Clemency: A Holiday Tradition or a Political Stunt? The Inconsistencies of Clemency: A Call for Fairness and Transparency. The Influence of Advocacy Organizations on Clemency: A Closer Look at the Second Chance Center Colorado.
Justyna M. in Criminal Justice This publication is dedicated to those who have been denied clemency or a reduction in their sentence, despite deserving a second chance. I want to emphasize the importance of maintaining hope and not giving up. This article highlights the inconsistencies and injustices in the clemency process and how certain nonprofit…
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My Journey Through the Legal System’s Barriers. What Victims Wrongfully Charged for False Reporting and Wrongful Convictions Have in Common.
Justyna M. in Criminal Justice “We can no longer afford to have a law enforcement system that does not serve the community.” — Michelle Alexander Advocacy and activism within the criminal justice system are challenging and complex roles, often involving passionate supporters on both sides. Many advocates make mistakes by focusing solely on the issues…
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The Case of Stephen Matthews: Examining Accountability and the Evolving Nature of Consent in Today’s Dating Landscape. When Judicial Discretion Encounters a Dubious Conviction. Potential Financial Gains for Victims.
“If you want peace, you don’t talk to your friends. You talk to your enemies. And if you want justice, you don’t talk to your friends. You talk to your enemies. Justice will come, but it takes time.” – Desmond Tutu I dedicate this article to those men and women who have been wrongfully convicted,…
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Unveiling the Truth About Chad Miller: A Tribute to the Victims of His Failures as Public Defender and District Judge. Corruption and Lack of Integrity on the Bench and Beyond.
Justyna M. in Criminal Justice “A judge must be a servant of the law and not its master. They must decide cases impartially and with an understanding that justice is not about the will of the judge, but the will of the law.” Chief Justice John Marshall This publication is dedicated to the men, women,…
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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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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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