Tag: prison
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Unfiltered Love: Navigating Relationships in a World of Incarceration. No Roses, Just Reality: Love and Life in a World of Parole. Love After Lockup: Unveiling the Truth Behind Relationships and Reentry. Love in Chains.
“In a place where freedom is taken away, love is something no one can imprison.” “Love After Lockup is a reality TV series that explores the lives of individuals who fall in love with prisoners. The show, which airs on WE tv, documents their journeys as the inmates are released and attempt to transition back…
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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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Reevaluating Senator Robert Rodriguez: Conflicts of Interest and Colorado’s Recidivism Dilemma Community Corrections in Crisis: When Neglect and Abuse Replace Rehabilitation. Why is Anastasia Lynn Still Assistant Director at IHSF?
Justyna M. in Criminal Justice “ Now you tell me who wonI see them, they run (hahaha)They don’t wanna see us (take money) “ Tupac Shakur I am dedicating this publication once again to those who are still trapped in that house, known as the Independence House South Federal, located in Denver, Colorado. Please stay…
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Daughters Left Behind: The Hidden Impact of Parental Incarceration on Children – A must-watch documentary that explores the often-overlooked consequences of having an incarcerated parent. It raises the thought-provoking question: “What if we had a dance in the jail”
Justyna M. in Criminal Justice “The number of children who are separated from their parents due to incarceration is significant, though exact figures can vary. According to the Sentencing Project and other research organizations, more than 5 million children in the United States have had at least one parent incarcerated at some point in their…
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The Butterfly Effect in the Criminal Justice System: Understanding the Ripple of Choices. The ongoing story of Shannon Richardson’s unpublished memoir reveals how individuals continue to exploit her tragedy for their own gain.
Justyna M. in Criminal Justice “The butterfly effect is the concept that minor, seemingly insignificant events can lead to significant consequences. In other words, these events can have a nonlinear impact on complex systems. For example, when a butterfly flaps its wings in India, it can create a slight change in air pressure that ultimately…
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Advocacy: A Fight for Justice or a Quest for Fame? Loyalty, Transparency, and Integrity.
Justyna M. in Criminal Justice “Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You.” Dr. Seuss The real issue with reentry programs and many nonprofit organizations aimed at helping individuals transition out of prison or jail is that over time, they can lose sight of…
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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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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,…
Justice Unlocked. 