50 Shades of Inmates - Incarceration Does Not Discriminate - When Do We Break The Cycle? “That’s just my baby daddy.” “ He didn’t mean it. I shouldn’t have been running my mouth.” “ I don’t need school. I just need to get high”. “ Nobody ever got addicted to...
Keep your eyes on the State of Georgia. The War of Crime and The War on Drugs failed massively. Even the War on Immigration put the state in great shambles. All of the people with all of the brains down at the State Capitol has realized that it is a new day and can’t keep doing the same on thing and expecting different results. Insanity is not the new black.
Joseph Rodriguez, a federal inmate, is serving a LIFE sentence based on the word of and setup by his cousin…so he says. He has written a book and has been featured on America’s Most Wanted and the FBI Files. Joseph has reached out to Prisonworld to help publicize his story. You can write him here is you would like to help:
Joseph Rodriguez 20260-050
USP - Lewisburg
PO Box 1000
Lewisburg, PA 17837
What happens when the job you hold so near and dear in order to protect and serve the public becomes controversial? What happens when the color of your skin puts you at odds with the code of the force? Co-hosts, Jenny and Rufus Triplett, get into a deep conversation with New Haven, CT Law Enforcement Officer, Shafiq Abdussabur and no subject is off limits. From racial profiling to what is going on in Ferguson, MO, the conversation gets deep, edgy and as always, stays informative. It’s an interview you do not want to miss.
Shafiq has two books on Amazon.com to help the Black Community better understand how to deal with the police. CLICK HERE for more information.
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Life in Prison - I am an inmate writer of poetry and reader of good books and am wondering why I received 188 months for 19.2 grams of crack. Thank goodness they have changed the law and maybe I will be getting out but since it is not retroactive...
What if Someone is Found Incompetent to Stand Trial? via PsychLaw Journal Being found incompetent to stand trial does not mean a person will never face his charges. Incompetent to Stand Trial is not a legal defense like Not Guilty By Reason of Insanity is. It is a matter...
