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The state calls its own violence law, but that of the individual crime.

Bye Dad, 
I'll see you
on my 18th
Birthday.

Love Trent

 

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It is not a Justice System.
It is just a system.
~Bob Enyart

Bad laws are the worst
sort of tyranny.
~Edmund Burke

This is a court of law,
young man, not a court
of justice. ~
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.


 

 

 

 

 


Trent

Among the attributes
of God, although they are all
equal, mercy shines
with even more brilliancy
than justice.
- Cervantes


 
Steven with his dog Rocky

Let us be merciful as well
as just.

- Henry Wadsworth

 

Mercy more becomes a
magistrate than the
vindictive wrath which
 men call justice.
- Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow

One can not be just if one
is not humane.
[Lat., On ne peut etre juste
si on n'est pas humain.]
- Luc de Clapier de
Vauvanargues, Reflexions
(XXVIII)

In the Halls of Justice, the
only justice is in the halls.
Lenny Bruce



That's hysterical

http://www.inthesetimes.com
/main/article/2797/


There can be no equal justice
where the kind of trial a man
gets depends on
the amount of money he has."
- U.S. Supreme Court Justice
Hugo Black, Griffin v. Illinois,
373 U.S.12,(1964)

,
THIS IS FUN    

"If the motto ‘and justice
for all’ becomes ‘and justice
for those who can
afford it’, we threaten the
very underpinnings of our
social contract."
- Chief Justice
Ronald George California
Supreme Court, Annual
"State ofJudiciary"
Speech, 2001

We love Martin McMahon

From TCPalm, Stuart, FL

Regarding Judge Larry
Shack and his ludicrous
statement, “I’m going to
hand out a million years
served before I’m off the
bench,” what do we have
here? Premeditation and
prejudice — already
sentencing people before
their cases are heard. He
is an elected egomaniac.

Let’s get together and
vote, or force this “judge”
into another venue —
maybe flippin’ burgers at
a hamburger stand. Then
the “judge” can claim more
than a billion served.

Martin McMahon
Stuart, Fl



 


 

 


Justice is open to
everyone in the same
 way as the Ritz Hotel. ~Judge Sturgess



    

 

 

Steven with his son Trent



Steven & Trent

A senior editor of the US Executive Intelligence
 Review says the real
conditions of American
prisons are being
institutionally covered up.


During a Friday interview with Press TV's US Desk, Jeff Steinberg said that "if the world got a clear
picture of just how horrific the situation is inside the
US penal system at the federal, state and local
level, it would leave a very, very deep scar on
America's
reputation."

He went on to add that
those in charge of US detention centers have
"an institutional commitment" to keep that abuses taking place inside prisons from the public.

Steinberg said
overcrowding and lack of sufficient personnel were two of the main
contributing factor to the horrifying conditions of

US prisons.
He said according to
The Crime Report's estimates, some 200,000 cases of sex abuses that take place inside prisons annually.

The Executive Intelligence Review says the US has been reported to have the highest incarceration rate among developed nations.

Back in 2009, 90 prison
staff members were
charged with sexually abusing inmates.
Prison inmates subjected
to sexual misconduct by prison
staff in the
nation's 93 federal prison sites doubled between
2007 and 2009.


How much justice can
you afford?
Will it cost an arm, a leg
or much, much more?
What is so good about a
"free" defense,
When it takes a high
powered attorney to beat
 the offense.
You get as much justice
as you can buy,
And that my friends is no
lie.
Just visit a jail and you will
see why.

You get as much justice
as you can buy.
No money,  no justice,
Is how it goes.
A sad but true tale of woes
Linda Frazzetto
 

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The reality is that the United States of America, which proclaims itself the 'land of freedom,' has the most dishonest, dangerous and crooked legal system of any developed nation.
The state calls its own violence law, but that of the individual crime. ~Max
Stirner, The Ego and His Own

....it could happen in your life It could be your son, daughter,  brother or sister.


Stevens case number is 04-19-CFA.   Click on this link to the correction facility where he is being held.




 
Steven and his Austrian friend Mgk write this song before he returned to the US and get himself arrested. Click here.
"So many broken dreams"


 

Florida J.A.I.L. 4 Judges
 

Today the skill and gamesmanship of lawyers, not the truth, often determine the outcome of a case...By John F. Molloy

"Where is Liberty and Justice for All?"

 

Judicial corruption continues in Florida   

SHOP AMERICA NETWORK, the company with many deferent names and thousands of complains against them, had to close the door once again and of course, immediately start another scam operation called INCATALOG INC. Now, instead of selling you T.V. commercials and promising viewership in 30 major U.S. cities, now they say you and or your company will be in 400 catalogs. No client has ever sold any of there products by doing business with those scam artist. The same people are there under the new name of INCATALOG INC. DIANE MERCER- JON DIAMOND - DOREEN DIAMOND - BOB COPP - JOE PEREZ. The owner of the company but never usually mentioned is JOHN KYLE he hires and pays people to use company name. Because of us and thousands of other complaints they had to restructure and try something new. Even if they call you from INCATALOG on caller ID it will come up SHOP AMERICA. The price is $5,895.00 for the catalog deal as oppose to $13,995. - 19,995.00 for the TV infomercial deal. No one that puts there hard earned dollars into this company will accomplish there goals of increasing there business by even one Dollar. Just ask them how long they have been in business? One client, (that was me) after realizing he have bin taken, went to the new address and found one employee in a small office space. Nothing at all as portrayed in the pictures of fancy building they advertise. THIS AND ALL THERE DUMMY COMPANIES ARE RIP-OFFS SET BY THE OWNER JOHN KYLE SO HE CAN CONTINUE TO LIVE HIS MILLION DOLLAR LIFE STYLE.

To be even more convincing, Shop America went one step further, they offer you to be a part of the 4 min infomercial,  how can anyone even think it is a fraud.

Sadly, The State of Florida and corrupted officials didn't move one finger to stop those people. Hell, why would they? Big money is steadily coming in to their pockets.
State corruption is on all levels from top to bottom. The Justice and prison machine is set to make big money and little guys are paying for all. More of the people in prisons more money they make. The sad think is that most of the prisoners in our prisons are young and willing to start new life by becoming productive and law abiding citizens. But probation and or parole rules are set so most of them are back in prison for non criminal act or behavior.

My son was and still is victimized by both side of the law. First the Florida's Justice system did not protect him from fraudulent criminals like Shop-America and second they sentence him to 16 years prison time for consensual relation with his wife, 4 years after they were married. Yes she was 15 1/2 and he was 22 years old at the time she got pregnant, but the fact was they were happily married for 4 years and they have a 4 year old son. Who with clear mind would sentence anyone to 16 years prison time after 4 years of marriage and destroy the almost perfect family. ONLY CORRUPTED JUSTICE SYSTEM as I described above.
Every appeal we made was unlawfully denied, all his Constitutional right were ignored. His attorney could not believe the judges denial of my sons legal rights.
Hell, we didn't have $30.000 to $50.000 for "Hi Power Attorney"
Who are the so call "Hi Power Attorneys"? By our definition those are the lawyers with the connection to the Judges. Attorney who know when and how to fork $$$ to Judge, or know something the judge don't want it to be publicized. So, either way you look at it, it's smell like a corruption.

Attorney General of Florida has done nothing about "Shop America" scamers

 

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US Justice ....

Judge Cliff Barnes of St. Lucie County Court Florida spoke out against
corruption and is now being attacked by Florida’s Judicial Qualification Committee.

William Trudelle, Of my own free will. TheProtester.com

The JQC complaint against Judge Barnes can only be described as a
meaningless act of retribution by a syndicate of legal practitioners abusing Florida’s legal system. When the citizens of Florida are forced into the legal system it is the members of The Florida Bar that reap the benefits. Increased criminal convictions and plea bargains accomplished in violation of due process and the law force higher taxes and divert government money away from legitimate social needs. Frivolous and fraudulent lawsuits weaken and destroy our economy. It is a monopoly on justice that has created an injustice against Florida Citizens. Legal corruption can be stopped now by simply enforcing ethics in the legal system. When Judges Cliff Barnes spoke out against how his colleagues where abusing; the system, the law, and the constitution, his colleagues took action against Judge Barnes in the form of an ill-conceived complaint to the Judicial Qualification Committee.
http://www.floridasupremecourt.org/pub_info/jqc.shtml

It is when good people do nothing that evil wins

Even a layman to the law can see the charges against the Judge are
superficial; this is how the corrupted Florida Bar has successfully usurped
power from the citizens. The Florida Bar has gone unchallenged by WE THE PEOPLE for too long. I implore every reader of this article to read the JQC complaint against Judge Barnes, become informed and take control of your government’s power over you. Take action and live free, do nothing and you lose the liberties too many have fought and died to preserve. I believe if WE THE PEOPLE do not support Judge Barnes it is WE THE PEOPLE who will suffer the greatest lose. It is when good people do nothing that evil wins.
The State of Florida is now rated at the bottom in Legal Fairness (Harris
Poll), some 70% of Floridians do not trust attorney’s (Florida Bar Study),
the Florida Bar’s own statistics state that 14% to 20% of lawyers and judges
suffer impairment disorders including on-going cocaine addiction (Florida
Lawyers Assistants Program), yet theses legal practitioners continue,
shielded by rules and laws created by a self-serving Florida Bar. It is WE
THE PEOPLE who must make our government accountable and when the righteous defend our freedoms we must defend those who had the courage to take action. If this is to be a government formed by “you the people” and for “you the people” then I ask you to take 10 to 15 minutes to educate yourself
“Google Judge Cliff Barnes”, read the JQC complaint and his response. Take action right now, forward this to your friends and you will reap the benefits. Let the corrupt know the righteous have allies. Send this to your friends, write letters of support to Judge Barnes and the JQC, let them know you support Judge Barnes and any Judge willing to speak out against the legal corruption which has become far to prevalent in our court rooms. When Judge Barnes wins we all win.

The Honorable Cliff Barnes

St. Lucie County Court, 226 Courthouse Addition

218 South 2nd Street, Fort Pierce, FL 34950

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Supreme Court of Florida
Briefs & Other Documents in Case No. 06-2119

Case Number:  SC06-2119  - Active

Inquiry Concerning A Judge, NO. 05-437 vs.  Re: Clifford H. Barnes
 


Who is a Victim-of-Law?
Victims-of-Law are persons who have been subjected to tyrannical or arbitrary rulings or edicts in violation of constitutional and civil rights under the democratic maxim reminiscent of our Republic -- the "Rule of Law"

The victims of unethical and corrupt lawyers, judges and employees of the state and federal judiciary demand accountability from those who abuse the power of office while they remain absolutely immune. The media as well as the legislative and executive branches of government traditionally ignore these abuses. The judicial branch itself hurls insults at the victim claiming they are nothing more than a 'disgruntled litigant' while ignoring substantive allegations.  It is essential to empower the victims of legal abuses. Our strength is in our numbers thus the more people that demand their constitutional and civil rights the quicker they will be attained.
What most people do not comprehend is that judges are immune from civil lawsuits. If a judge unlawfully imprisoned someone or maliciously denied due process in a case that cost a litigant millions of dollars, it doesn't matter. There is no redress for the aggrieved person.
The emotional and physical health problems inherent in these abuses are now coming to light but the judicial branches throughout our country continue to avoid or deliberately ignore what they have helped to create.
This website hopes to publish documented proof of many of the deliberate violations of the 'rule of law, the doctrine upon which our Constitutional Republic is based.
This website hopes to publish documented proof of many of the deliberate violations of the 'rule of law, the doctrine upon which our Constitutional Republic is based.

What is the "Rule of Law"?
Equality and the Law
The right to equality before the law, or equal protection of the law as it is often phrased, is fundamental to any just and democratic society. Whether rich or poor, ethnic majority or religious minority, political ally of the state or opponent--all are entitled to equal protection before the law.
The democratic state cannot guarantee that life will treat everyone equally, and it has no responsibility to do so. However, writes constitutional law expert John P. Frank, "Under no circumstances should the state impose additional inequalities; it should be required to deal evenly and equally with all of its people."
No one is above the law, which is, after all, the creation of the people, not something imposed upon them. The citizens of a democracy submit to the law because they recognize that, however indirectly, they are submitting to themselves as makers of the law. When laws are established by the people who then have to obey them, both law and democracy are served.
Reprinted from the National Constitution Center
The Supreme Court

The Framers considered the rule of law essential to the safekeeping of social order and civil liberties. The rule of law holds that if our relationships with each other and with the state are governed by a set of rules, rather than by a group of individuals, we are less likely to fall victim to authoritarian rule. The rule of law calls for both individuals and the government to submit to the law's supremacy. By precluding both the individual and the state from transcending the supreme law of the land, the Framers constructed another protective layer over individual rights and liberties. --Reprinted from U.S. Dept. of State

News flash: Florida's judges play politics
By Barry L. Crane, guest columnist
Response To The Nov. 28 Editorial, "Is This Any Way To Honor Judges?"
12-2-06 -- I agree with your Nov. 28 editorial — "Is this any way to honor judges?" — but I have some insights that you might have missed or been unaware of. . . . From mid-1967 to mid-2003, I was an official court reporter in the courts of Palm Beach County assigned to the criminal divisions. As such, I was involved in more than 1,700 jury trials and probably a quarter of a million hearings, motions, etc. . . . Our appellate judges are selected and not elected. Potential judges for the appellate courts are nominated by a nominating committee, which is not above politics, and then usually three names are sent to the governor for each opening. . . . The governor makes the selection. If the governor is a Democrat, we get left-leaning judges. If the governor is a Republican, we get right-leaning, conservative judges. . . . Here's the problem: There are three groups that know and understand the rulings by the individual appellate judges. They are: judges themselves, lawyers and the news media. . . . The judges are a very tight group and never publicly criticize their own. Lawyers have to appear before appellate judges, so they may discuss appellate judges among themselves but never in public. . . . The news media, while printing articles occasionally covering appellate court rulings, never publish how individual judges rule.

And we are suppose to set a democracy guide lines around the world?   No wonder we are terrorists no. 1 target.
 

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Renting Cells, Outsourcing Incarceration

by Matt Kelley · 2009-11-22 02:01:00 -0800
Pennsylvania this week became the latest state to start sending prisoners out of state to ease overcrowding. Gov. Ed Rendell signed off on a plan to send away 2,000 prisoners starting January 1, and officials said some of them will end up in Michigan's empty cells.

Here are two states headed in opposite directions on criminal justice reform. Michigan's incarceration rate is ninth in the U.S., but the state's leaders are changing that by expanding parole opportunities for nonviolent prisoners and engaging in innovative alternative to incarceration programs.  In 2007, Michigan's prison population shrunk by 2.4% while Pennsylvania's grew by 3.7%. Rather than looking at alternatives to incarceration, Pennsylvania is shipping prisoners out of sight.

Pennsylvania's move isn't only a symbol of a backwards policy -- it also digs the system into a deeper hole. Prisoners from Philadelphia were already spread across the western part of Pennsylvania, hours from home, limiting potential visitors and support networks. Now they'll be moving 600 miles, to the other side of Lake Erie. Their chances at improving their life decrease as they're moved further from their communities.

Overcrowding is a symptom of deeper problems in our criminal justice system, and states like Michigan have finally been struck with the inspiration to change incarceration policies at their root, rather than dealing with crowding after the fact. I wrote this week about a proposal to repeal some mandatory minimum sentences in Massachusetts, another budget-driven initiative that will address incarceration rates rather than turning a blind eye until they get out of hand. It's time for Pennsylvania to look at holistic solutions, too.

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It is the spirit and not the form of law that keeps justice alive. ~Earl Warren


Trent

A good judge should never boast of his power, because he can do nothing
but what he can do justly:
he is not the master, but
the minister of the
law. Authority without virtue is a very dangerous state.
- Thomas Wils
on


Extreme justice is extreme injustice.
[Lat., Summum jus, summa injuria.]
- Cicero (Marcus Tullius Cicero


Steven & Trent 2003
Help Steven reunite with his child.
 

Changes in sentencing law and policy, not increases in crime rates, explain most of the six-fold increase in the national prison population.  And “one size fits all" mandatory minimum sentences that allow little or no consideration for individual characteristics as in case above.

People who love sausage and people who believe in justice should never watch
either of them being made. ~Otto Bismark

 Unfortunately, we cannot get the attention of Al Sharpton or Jesse Jackson and it appears that without high-profile help, situations like this remain on the backburner and out of the public eye and without media attention. Are the scales of justice tipped in favor of celebrity and wealth? Where is the justice when the sentence is more criminal than the act?  
All we have is this website and you!   Please help.

Where is the justice when our children crying out for help and no one hears them.



It is the spirit and not the form of law that keeps justice alive. ~Earl Warren

Gareth Peirce, an internationally acclaimed and respected solicitor based in London, explains in her book Dispatches from the Dark Side, “Guilty pleas resolve 97% of US trials, an extraordinary statistic inevitably achieved by the defendant's apprehension of what lies ahead -- not just for the 'worst of the worst' - and a desire to avoid, at any cost, the US law's most extreme application.”

A number of her clients including Syed Talha Ahsan, Babar Ahmad, Adel Abdel Bary and Khalid al-Fawwaz have been held in British prisons for a record amount of years fighting extradition to the US.

All of these men protest their innocence and would welcome their day in court -- a British court. However the evidence against them is either so flimsy or nonexistent that police in the UK have no intention of wasting public money on trials which will end up being laughed out of court.

Which takes us back to the 2003 US Extradition agreement in which the Blair government tied the hands of the UK judiciary beyond sound judgment; now any slight allegation made by the US should be regarded in British courts as solid proof.

By the way, it's not a two-way system. Should the UK ever wish to extradite a US citizen, the evidence supplied must be well documented, concrete and factual and able to withstand the scrutiny of a US judge.

Britain's legal system became the basis for most others in the world. It is based on presumed innocence and a trial by a jury of one's peers which emanates from our rights as set out in the Magna Carta of 1215, a noble document which has stood the test of time.

The 2003 Extradition Treaty is a complete betrayal of those basic rights. A victim of the treaty faces being locked up without evidence and has no right to a trial by jury and gone is the presumption of innocence.

We cannot allow anyone in UK custody or under “house arrest” like Julian Assange to be extradited to the US. You just have to look at the treatment of America's own citizens to realize this.
Bradley Manning, the 22-year-old US Army Private accused of leaking classified documents to Wikileaks, has been held in solitary confinement for the last seven months, despite not having been convicted of any crime.

Manning has been kept alone in a cell for 23 hours a day, barred from exercising in that cell, deprived of sleep, and denied even a pillow or sheets for his bed. Unsurprisingly he now relies on anti-depressants to cope with the effects of isolation. No date for a court hearing has been set.
Make no mistake, this sort of treatment is torture and we, as a civilized nation, cannot send anyone into the hands of the US judicial system which openly tortures its own citizens as well as others.

But don't stop there! Every year the State Department of the U.S. sending a complaint letters to one hundred and eighty countries around the world reminding them of their human right violations.


Stevens case number is 04-19-CFA.   Click on this link to the correction facility where he is being held.