- Peace Poets subjected to outrageous #stopandfrisk. Happens 2,000 times per day in NYC. Hope u can check out clip. https://t.co/KWLPUFCD3u
- RT @FrankLopezNYC: VIDEO: "I don't give a fuck if you consent to a search or not.. this is the Bronx." #ChangeTheNYPD #StopandFrisk http://…
- RT @OccupyWallStNYC: Epic shot of Philly student walkout! RT @USUncut: $800M in PA school cuts & $1B in corporate tax cuts #walkout215 http…
- Brennan interviewing many Argentina Dirty War generals and other former officials, using rare archives. The book should be very interesting.
- Argentina actually learned most from the French military and the counter-insurgency methods it developed in Algeria.
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Mothers of Chicago Police Torture Victims Demand the Return of their Disappeared Sons
CHICAGO – For an entire Saturday afternoon on February 23, 2013, the Mothers of Chicago Police torture victims addressed an audience of 200 people at the University of Chicago. Speakers took to the podium one after another to communicate the … Continue reading
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Wrongful Conviction and Poverty is like Peanut Butter and Jelly
By Mark A. Clements I had the opportunity of meeting Bryan Stevenson at Northwestern University School of Law as he explained his possible hearing before the United States Supreme Court in the Graham case, which rendered sentencing kids to natural … Continue reading
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Tagged Anita Alvarez, Anthony Lewis, Area 2, Bill Moyers, Bryan Stevenson, California, Chicago police, CPD, criminal justice, Daniel Taylor Illinois, Gideon, inequality, Jon Burge, Louis Taylor, Mark Clements, Martin Clancy, mass incarceration, Mississippi pathologist, Oily Thomas, poverty, prison sentencing, prison-industrial complex, public defenders, Rampart Scandal, right to council, Rodney Reed, Rodney Reed Texas, Sara Kruzan, SCOTUS, Stanley Wrice, Steven Hayne, Supreme Court, Tim O’Brien, Tyrone Hood, War on Drugs
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