Comments on: CALIFORNIA PAROLEES: COMING TO A NEIGHBORHOOD NEAR YOU (AND ME)

By: Karel

Karel — Mon, 23 May 2011 20:31:17 +0000

Exactly playing out as Dmitry Orlov predicts…

By: Marlene Dolph

Marlene Dolph — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 01:30:06 +0000

Lets start with our judicial system. I know there are guys and girls in prison that does not belong there. Start with the public defenders the DA the judges. I have sit in that court room in victorville and watches how the public defender among the rest railroad people into to plea’s they don’t want to take they lie and scare these people right up to the day of trial. My son is one I had affaidavits and gave her witnesses and motions to put in and she did not do anything for my son. He had a rape charge and they threatened him until the day he went to trial. and they made every one get out of court room but the judge and public defender, DA and my family. and talk to us for 2 hours to get him to take the plea. In stead of 103 years he would get less that 3 years for something he did not do.This girl was a transient that live with 3 other men down the street and she moved from place to place. she left my home the afternoon he was suppose to have raped her and went to another guys house down the street and spent the nite every one was home when this rape suppose to have happened. she called the police the next day after going back to where she was staying with these three guys and they convinced her to call the police they were drunks and druggies one had a gruge against my family. My son was not perfect but he would never do this. and we would have heard something this is a mobile home and there were 3 doors she could leave from as she was alone when he went to the bathroom He was never interviewed by his attorney and never given his discovery. and the Judge told me to be quiet when I told him No don’t take the deal he told I wasn’t the one who had to spend time in jail.He was so confused that he didn’t know what to do when his attorney told him she did not have to testify and she was not calling any witnesses on his behalf.So He took the deal I could not get him to understand what the consquenes would be but he was to scare. The judge told him he was sure he would never do this again. Then His attorney was going around saying the DA would rott in hell. And told me she didn’t think he did it. Alls I could say was then why did you not fight for him. Half the time when she saw him in court she could not remember what he was there for and she and the Judge both admitted in court they never went over his case they didn’t have time. So Its ok to let some girl ruin his life and they helped her to do that. But people don’t want to here That they are quick to judge. whey can’t any of the parole’s get a job because no one once to give them a chance but yet if the police rape or get in any trouble we are suppose to for get that and move on or if probation officers charge TVs and other personal stuff to state credit care we are forgiving or polititions can get away with taking money.we say well thats what they do and fire them and its forgotten.Our govenor was accused of sexual abuse but thats ok to. what is justice I don’t know. So lets persecute the one who made mistakes and paid thier price for it. Some day maybe it will be you. I am not talking about everyone in prison there is no doubt they are there for good reason. I always thought every one that was arrested was guilty but I sat in the court room enough to know and see how these public defenders work. No one is innocent until proven guilty it is diffently the opposite. I don’t trust the justice system at all. I have seen the police come to the place where I live and sleep with some real sleazy women in here and there kids get away with everything. Thats a fact!!!!! so don’t be so quick to judge unless you know facts.

By: Mr Natural III

Mr Natural III — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:23:17 +0000

Crime is necessary (according to sociologists).
Now figure out why . . .
It’s just another industry.

By: Carney

Carney — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 13:05:09 +0000

So just build some more prisons. Everybody wins – the prisoners get more space, the contractors make more money, the prison guard union gets more dues-paying members, and the public doesn’t get robbed, raped, or murdered.

Oh, and to help prevent the cycle, start mass deportation of illegal aliens via racial profiling and neighborhood sweeps and roundups- you know, the one thing we’re told we can’t and shouldn’t do?

Plus mandate that everyone on welfare be put on lasting contraceptives. And offer reduced sentences to criminals who get vasectomies. And substantially reduced sentences to those who get castrated (can’t be reversed, and far less testosterone-induced aggression).

By: Wiki wiki wiki

Wiki wiki wiki — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 04:52:31 +0000

@10 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prison-industrial_complex ?

By: effie m williams

effie m williams — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 00:03:55 +0000

Wake up people,every body in prison is not a criminal.Is has already been proven many people in california prisons are innocent.It appears human in prison is nothning but a business.Has anyone cared to find out how many corporations are invested in the prison system.We must be smart enough to know that the problem does not have the solution.and dont forget the tax payer pays the bill.

By: Katto

Katto — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 15:35:39 +0000

I suggest turning over the entire judicial and law enforcement system of problem states like California to the Chinese. They know how to conduct law and order, and punishment.

By: Oelsen

Oelsen — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 13:29:18 +0000

Hm. TB in prisons?

That compares to pigs and cows in factories. I hate it – everything converges to a big giant monster.

By: Toba

Toba — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 14:59:56 +0000

If it’s a question of space and or money, then the soultion is murder.Execute all of the violent felons, men and women.
Execute the lifers too.
Execute all gang leaders and enforcers who carry out anything in prison.
Execute all participants in riots disturbances and assaults in prison.
Madoff should be executed as an example for thieves.
Fines for all non violent crimes every time and if the funds due are not received within a certain period of time, then execution.
Treatment for all drug offences except drug dealers and their cohorts whom are to be fined and or dispossed of their ill gotten gains. If they are complicit in a violent crime then execute them.
The fire of murder needs to sweep through the prison system as how the fires in California are preparing the ground for the next batch of seeds and new growth in those areas despite the valiant efforts of those fighting it…
A Nazi soultion to the problem should point things in the right direction.

By: Monkeybat

Monkeybat — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 09:25:29 +0000

I know of a good technique for reducing the prison population its called a guilotine.

By: Bat-Mite

Bat-Mite — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 03:01:44 +0000

I have no idea, az. These guys are fucked!

By: az

az — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 00:11:01 +0000

So what Bat-Mite, do we keep them locked up as conditions deteriorate both inside and outside the prison walls?

By: Bat-Mite

Bat-Mite — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 20:21:34 +0000

Probably because you are an illiterate moron, az. These dudes are being thrown out of jail at the worst time possible. The only move they’ve made is from the frying pan to the fire, since none of them will be able to find any sort of employment and still have to deal with the same draconian laws that put them in jail in the first place, only this time they have to deal with their parole officer, too.

By: nut POV

nut POV — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 20:18:37 +0000

Nobody who isn’t violent should be in prison. That goes for drug users, tax evaders, and white collar criminals. If the purpose of prison is to keep the rest of society safe, then there’s no reason to incarcerate someone who does not pose a threat to the general population. I would easily let Bernie Madoff out in exchange for all the thousands who dared smoke the forbidden plant. I mean, who the hell is going to broker a deal with him anyway when the whole world knows his name? I’d say justice has been served. But that’s just me, the ranting nut.

By: az

az — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 03:21:41 +0000

So first you complain about America being a police state with people being jailed for non-violent drug and three-strikes offences, and now you’re unhappy that they’re being let out? I must not be following your supreme logic, oh great one.