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Category Archives: Vigilante Justice
Judge Rejects New York’s Stop-and-Frisk Policy
There was an old Bob Dillon song that went something like ‘Times are a changing.’ ‘….A federal judge ruled on Monday that the stop-and-frisk tactics of the New York Police Department violated the constitutional rights of minorities in the city, … Continue reading
Scott signs bill speeding up capital punishment
Can not get over the title of this bill: The ‘Timely Justice Act of 2013′. There are a ton of cases why this should not be signed but the one case in point that comes to view is that of … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, The Problem, Vigilante Justice, Vigilante Justice
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Too High to Fail: Cannabis and the New Green Economic Revolution
From the New York Times to Amazon.com the theme is finding expression time and time again. The war on drugs is not only a failure but has grown a police state that has no real function other than to be … Continue reading
Many killers who go free with Florida ‘stand your ground’ law have history of violence
It does not take long for the law of unintended consequences to take hold when there is sloppy legislation. However, in Florida it appears there is no hurry to correct sloppy legislation because to do so would be to admit … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, The Problem, Vigilante Justice, Vigilante Justice
Tagged human rights, politics, stand your ground, violent crime
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Kentucky teen faces jail time after exposing sexual assailants on Twitter
There is something here that is awfully sick and I mean awfully sick. What has happened is that in essence the victim is jailed for being a victim and speaking out about her perpetrators. Criminal Justice at its finest by … Continue reading
Cops won’t charge dad who killed his daughter’s abuser
This is one of those issues where mob rule has taken over in the name of ‘human decency.’ I am reminded of one of the books that was required reading in my senior year of high school called the The … Continue reading
Posted in The Journey, The Problem, Vigilante Justice, Vigilante Justice
Tagged Murder, Vigilante Justice
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Prosecutors Agree to Release Inmate Who Proved His Innocence From Prison
This is something would have expected to see in a criminal justice version of Clockwork Orange. However, it is a case in point that only proves our criminal justice system is not only blind but haywire. Look at the core … Continue reading
