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Originally posted on Prison Reform Movement's Weblog- America: Land of the Free, Home of the Incarcerated:
By Jamie Fellner Special to The Bee California has a hard time letting dying and incapacitated prisoners leave: Over the past two years,…
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Originally posted on justice4juveniles:
All too often when a young person commits a violent crime he or she has some history of being abused. Granted, many people who have experienced different kinds of abuse grow into nonviolent adults. However,…
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Violent night, unholy night … Brevard’s Christmas, past and present
PBS – Freedom Never Dies: The Story of Harry T. Moore – Program Synopsis – Introduction In 1951 after celebrating Christmas Day, civil rights activist Harry T. Moore and his wife Harriette retired to bed in their white frame house … Continue reading
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Tagged assassination, Brevard County, civil rights, Harriette V Moore, Harry T Moore, Jim Crow, martyr, NAACP, teachers union
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Floridians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty | Execute justice, not people
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Mark Elliott Telephone: 727-215-9646 Email: mark@fadp.org ANOTHER FLORIDA DEATH ROW EXONERATION How Many Is Too Many? Tampa, FL. (12-21-12)—A Broward County Jury has acquitted Seth Penalver of all charges related to his 1999 murder conviction and … Continue reading
Federal Jury Finds City of Chicago Responsible for “Code of Silence” in Chicago Police Department
On February 17, 2007, an intoxicated off-duty Chicago police officer, Anthony “Tony” Abbate walked behind the bar of Jesse’s Shortstop Inn and pummeled, punched and stomped 125-pound bartender Karolina Obrycka. Her “crime” was to refuse serving any more liquor to … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue Wall, Brevard County, Brevard Sheriffs Office, Chicago Police Department, Chris White, Code of Silence, corruption, James Russo, John Dean Moxley, Melbourne Police Department, Michael Hunt, Norm Wolfinger, Palm Bay Police Department, Rahm Emmanuel, Wayne Holmes
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Minister Ejected From Florida Supermarket for Support of Farmworker Justice – Rev. Libby Shannon | God’s Politics Blog | Sojourners
<p> … earlier this year Reverend Thomas was ejected and then banned from a Sarasota, Fla., Publix. His crime? He supports the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW). For years, this grassroots farmworker group and people of faith have urged Publix … Continue reading
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Tagged agricultural slavery, atrocities, CIW, Coalition of Immokalee Workers, penny per pound, Publix
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Robert Reich | Where Are We Heading — Bedford Falls or Pottersville?
If Lionel Barrymore’s “Mr. Potter” were alive today he’d call himself a “job creator” and condemn George Bailey as a socialist. He’d be financing a fleet of lobbyists to get lower taxes on multi-millionaires like himself, overturn environmental laws, trample … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate predation, Frank Capra, It's a Wonderful Life, Robert Reich
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Florida’s Supreme Court Justices apparently can’t grasp that mental retarded slows intellectual growth, it doesn’t prevent it from happening entirely. It would be an anomaly for a mentally retarded teenager with an IQ of 60 NOT to have an IQ … Continue reading
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Walmart Is Now Under Investigation in Mexican “Bribery Aisle” Scandal
Wal-Mart de México, which is Wal-Mart’s largest foreign subsidiary, had been routinely resorting to bribery in order to basically speed up and to obtain permits, licenses, zoning approvals, on a fairly massive scale all across the country, and with a … Continue reading
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Tagged 1%, Bangladesh, bribery, corporate predation, corrupt foreign practices, fraud, Tarzeen, WalMart
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