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Tag Archives: police
Part Four: Is Campaign Finance Driven By Cops, Courts, and Corrections?
Mayor Bloomberg is term-limited, thus the city will lose its primary supporter of the Stop & Frisk policy in 2013. Whereas many Democrats participated in the Silent March of over 10,000 people last summer, some Republicans have suggested that NYPD … Continue reading
Posted in Courts, Police, Politics, Race
Tagged Campaign finance, corrections, Court, courts, donations, Floyd, Michael Bloomberg, New York City Police Department, NYPD, police, police union donations
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Unprison 2011-2013 Index
Below you will find an index of the articles written over the past several years for Unprison. Readers are encouraged, as issues arise in your area, to utilize the research, analysis, and opinions presented below. Some of these have appeared elsewhere, … Continue reading
Posted in Actions, Commentary, Courts, Death Penalty, Drug Policy, Education, Employment, Housing, Innocence, Legislation, Mental Health, Police, Political Prisoners, Politics, Prison Conditions, prison economics, Prisoner Health, Race, Rehabilitation, SCOTUS, Uncategorized, Voting Rights
Tagged death penalty, drug policy, economics, education, Employment, Housing, Innocence, legislation, police, politics, Prison, prison conditions, Prison-Industrial Complex, rehabilitation
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So You Want To Be A Prosecutor? 6 Rules to get started.
I have recently had several conversations with aspiring prosecutors, all of whom have an idealist desire to punish wrong-doers and protect the public. It became obvious that they had very limited experience with the criminal justice system at all. I … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Drug Policy, Innocence, Legislation
Tagged Crime, District attorney, ethics, guidelines, Law, misconduct, police, prosecutor, rules
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Can We Take The Civil RIghts Era OFF The Postage Stamps?
Stamps are reserved for history, for settled matters. You know Malcolm X has been officially stationed when he appeared on your stationary. But that troubled era appears more revisited with every passing day. Millions of people waited in prayers and … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary
Tagged civil rights, Danziger, Fabrice Muamba, Florida, New Orleans, NOPD, police, racism, Ronal Serpas, Sanford, Trayvon Martin, wendell allen, Zimmerman
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America’s Top Lobbyists On Criminal Justice Reform- Legal? Proper?
As the legislative process picks up in many states, one common lobbyist will again take their leadership position at the statehouses. The state Attorney General and local police chiefs will again move to the front of the line of “The … Continue reading
Posted in Legislation
Tagged Attorney general, Criminal justice, Executive Branch, Legislature, police, Prison, Rhode Island, Separation of powers
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Million Dollar Neighborhoods report – How Much Do You Invest in Police & Prisons?
With Providence on the brink of bankruptcy (and everyone being asked to “tighten their belt”) it stands to reason that every budgeter re-examine their priorities. Mayor Taveras’ School Department will close the Messer School while taxpayers invest nearly $20 million in police … Continue reading
Posted in prison economics
Tagged ACI, Angel Taveras, city council, city councilmen, Elementary school, investment, judiciary, Law, Law Enforcement, million dollar neighborhoods, neighborhood, police, Prison, providence, report, RIDOC, state legislature, United States, voting bloc, west end
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Madison, WI: Why Tom Morello and The Left Should NOT Support The Machine
At the risk of alienating myself from my Left-leaning friends… I’m going to say it anyway: I’m deeply troubled that the Wisconsin state employees labor strife is considered the face of social uprising in America. It must be said that … Continue reading
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Creating a “side” in the Police v. Community violence
Oh, the discomfort created by calling the police “racist,” after yet another slaying of people such as Eric Garner, Michael Brown and John Crawford. Some articles will provide the lists and reports that evoke the pattern of young Black men … Continue reading →