Cop Gets Rare 5 Year Prison Sentence for Beating 15yo Boy to the Point of Hospitalization
By Matt Agorist Police officers beat people on video, a lot. And, more often than not, the officers will keep their jobs in spite of video…
Justice
Epstein’s Own Lawyers Tell Court He Likely Died By “Assault” As Federal Case Dropped
By Tyler Durden Epstein’s own defense team doesn’t buy the suicide narrative, apparently, as one of his lawyers on Tuesday voiced deep skepticism that he…
Conflicted Judge Abets Chevron Retaliation Against Heroic Lawyer Steven Donziger
By Aaron Kesel For over a decade, New York lawyer and activist Steven Donziger, of Donziger and Associates, has been fighting Chevron after the oil…
The Politicization of Justice
Op-Ed by Renee Parsons The American criminal justice system has long been a sharp painful thorn in the nation’s consciousness as if to remind us…
Lady Justice, Please Take Off That Blindfold
By Catherine J. Frompovich When I studied law (Certified Paralegal), I remember the night in class when the attorney prof was making a verbal legal…
The Secret Algorithm That Could Send You to Prison, Take Your Kids, or Crash Your Car
By Joe Jarvis In 1603, English officials arrested Sir Walter Raleigh. They charged him with treason. He was allegedly involved in a plot to overthrow…
Monsanto “Taken To The Cleaners” In Jury Verdict Dewayne Johnson v. Monsanto
By Catherine J. Frompovich The Media Relations personnel of the law firm of Baum, Hedlund, Aristei & Goldman, PC emailed me at 6:20 PM Friday,…
After Ten Years in Exile — A Perspective on America The Free
Op-Ed by Janet Phelan The television room was overflowing at Sistering, a drop-in center in Toronto for prospective immigrants, streetwalkers and others economically challenged. A…
Wrongfully Imprisoned for 31 Years, and THIS is Considered Justice?
By Joe Jarvis After spending over three decades in prison for a crime he did not commit, Lawrence McKinney was cleared of the charges in…
Jacobson v. Massachusetts: Why It Should Be Scuttled — The SCOTUS 1905 Decision Is Obsolete And Needs A Certiorari Brief Filed (Part 3 of 3)
A Monograph Edited by Catherine J Frompovich & Laraine Abbey-Katzev, RN emeritus, MS, CNS “The law is like apparel, which alters with the time.” John…
Jacobson v. Massachusetts: Why It Should Be Scuttled — The SCOTUS 1905 Decision Is Obsolete And Needs A Certiorari Brief Filed (Part 2 of 3)
A Monograph Edited by Catherine J Frompovich & Laraine Abbey-Katzev, RN emeritus, MS, CNS “Where the law is most strictly administered, it sometimes causes the…
Jacobson v. Massachusetts: Why It Should Be Scuttled — The SCOTUS 1905 Decision Is Obsolete And Needs A Certiorari Brief Filed (Part 1 of 3)
A Monograph Edited by Catherine J Frompovich & Laraine Abbey-Katzev, RN emeritus, MS, CNS “The function of the law is not to provide justice or…
Thousands of People in Only One State have Been in Jail for Over a YEAR and Never Proven Guilty
By Jack Burns Nearly half a million Americans are currently being held in jail while they are denied their constitutional right to a speedy trial. The…
It’s Not Only The Vegas Casinos Which Reap Financial Gain But Also The Courts
By Janet Phelan In 2006, the Los Angeles Times ran a series on judges in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Times found that Las Vegas judges…