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The Cushy Prisons for Murderers Act of 2025

July 12, 2025   11:15 amJuly 12, 2025   11:15 am
Just when one thinks that the California Legislature has already maxed out its soft-headedness on crime, it goes and demonstrates that there is no limit. A bill has passed the California Senate by a wide margin declaring that “life inside...
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Inmate Labor: ‘Slavery’ or Work Experience?

July 17, 2024   4:00 pmJuly 17, 2024   4:01 pm
CalMatters reports Wednesday morning that California voters will decide on a ballot measure in November that would change the state Constitution to ban the practice of forced labor in jails and prisons,” calling it “slavery,” just as the bill’s author...
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Lawmakers ‘Just Say NO’ to Slavery in California

June 27, 2024   1:59 pmJune 27, 2024   2:01 pm
Democrats in the California Legislature voted Thursday to outlaw slavery in California. Most people think slavery was already illegal under the U.S. Constitution. But this is California. And in California, “slavery” has a different definition: Slavery in California is “forced...
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A ‘Gascon Special’

June 11, 2024   2:13 pmJune 11, 2024   2:45 pm
When does a 75 years to life prison term not really mean 75 years to life? When Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon is involved. In 2018, peripatetically homeless woman Nancy Jackson eradicated a family in Leimert Park – in...
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Tragic Murder Highlights Broken Criminal Justice System

September 22, 2021   12:09 pmSeptember 22, 2021   12:26 pm
Kate Tibbitts can’t make this plea to you.  She can’t cast a vote or call a legislator or sign a petition for change. She can’t install a security system or add another deadbolt to her Sacramento home. Kate Tibbitts is...
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Gov. Newsom Pardons Murderers, Bank Robbers, Kidnappers, Killer for Hire

June 2, 2021   2:45 amMarch 22, 2022   11:47 am
California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Friday before the Memorial Day holiday weekend that he granted 14 pardons, 13 commutations and 8 medical reprieves – for murderers, bank robbers, armed robbers, kidnappers, killers for hire, drivers of get-away-cars for murderers, and...
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HOMELESSNESS:  Former Incarcerated, Drug Addict and Dealer Shares Story of Sobriety and Success

April 17, 2021   2:28 amApril 16, 2021   5:07 pm
Anthony Brown, who was a homeless, alcoholic, drug addict and drug dealer for 23 years, says, “Jail and prison were the only things that restored me to sanity. I didn’t feel like I was arrested, but more like rescued.” Brown,...
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