• Free Reggie
    He admits his guilt. He paid for his crime. He robbed a convenience store of about $80. No violence was used, no weapons were displayed, no threats were made. He was imprisoned for Thirty Years in Oklahoma. He has written books helping others avoid his mistakes. He has always been a model prisoner. Reggie Brazell molders in prison waiting for true justice, not 30 years for an $80 no-violent crime. The Governor of Oklahoma could commute his sentence, but is not commuting any sentences, period. Let's petition the great State of Oklahoma to release this well-educated man who is passionate about helping others. It's far past time.
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    Created by David Mitchell
  • Justice for Ike
    Animals need us to speak for them. Ike did not need to die. Punish the police officer who did this!
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    Created by Sara Podwol
  • Investigate the Death Of Miriam Carey October 3, 2013 in Washington D.C.
    My sister Miriam was unarmed in her car with her 13 month baby and was shot and killed by U.S. Capitol Police and Secret Service. What you may not know is she didn't have any drugs in her system and she did NOT try to ram the White House as the mainstream media first reported. Miriam was shot in the back of her head and in her back several times. We deserved answers.
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    Created by Valarie Carey
  • Kaleah's Law
    My grand daughter was beat, almost to death, by her own father, at the tender age of 10 WEEKS! She had 22 broken bones, brain damage & a punctured trachea. lf he had been made to register, this tragedy (and most likely, many others) may have been prevented!
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    Created by Lori Trembley
  • Prosecutor Tries to Use Mentally Ill as a Snitch
    My daughter, Autumn Keckhaver, was targeted by a snitch and busted for a small amount of meth. No weapons, no money, just an addict. She is now facing ten years in prison or has the option of becoming a snitch. Tell Judge Sims being a snitch is a dangerous option to incarceration especially for a young, beautiful woman who has the mentality of a 15 year old. Drug court would be a better option for her.
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    Created by Dotty Oliver
  • Utah Courts & Legislators Must Mandate Availability of Satellite Testimony for Out of State Parti...
    I am a survivor of institutional abuse at a facility in Utah. I have been outspoken against the facility that abused me for many years. That program filed a SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation) suit against me and my family for speaking out against the hundreds of abuses witnessed, reported, and experienced at that facility. That suit is ongoing and has not been resolved. I live in Washington and was a Washington resident at the time of my enrollment at that facility in 1989. The majority of my 300+ witnesses do not live in Utah and have never lived in Utah. Many of us suffer PTSD as a result of our experiences in Utah and find the very idea of traveling to Utah for any reason abhorrent. Multiple witnesses submitted affidavits and sworn statements. I and many others were and are willing to testify in court via satellite. We are unable to afford multiple trips to Utah for 100s of witnesses and due to our special circumstances (having been harmed in Utah and being residents of other States), we deserve to be heard in court and for our special needs to be accommodated. Recently, victims who reported sexual abuse at a facility in Utah were emotionally traumatized by the very idea of returning to Utah to testify and the prosecutor chose not to go forward to trial because of this. It is imperative that victims of abuse and sexual assault who are residents of other States be given the opportunity to be heard in court via satellite when financial and/or any special circumstances prevent in-person testimony.
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    Created by Angela Smith
  • Save the Problem Oriented Policing (POP) Unit - Nassau County, NY
    The POP Unit investigated crimes such as gang activity, drug related issues and gun violence. This cut will result in more crime in our community. "High Taxes, Less Safety"
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    Created by Save Pop
  • 2 point reduction for federal inmates non violent first time drug offenders
    I am starting this petition because I am a parent of a son who is serving 17 years in federal prison for non-violent drug offender. I am hoping I can get enough people to sign this petition in hopes to reduce my son and others non-violent drug offenders.
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    Created by dawn
  • VICKYS LAW
    I am starting this petition because we need justice. Lamethia Mccollum wss my sister and when she was murdered it was 2 days before her Scheduled C section the baby was full term and died as a direct result of the gunshot wounds in the head of the woman that wad carrying her we buried the baby in her arms. The murderer should pay for what he did mia was full term and we need justice for vicky and mia my beautiful nieces
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    Created by SHANNA FATIMA MCCOLLUM
  • violation of the rights of inmates and abuse by D O C officials
    My petition is about the abuse and mistreatment of pa inmates by prison official and correctional officers , unexplained beatings and premature deaths.
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    Created by michelle woods
  • Florida: Stop prosecuting chronic pain sufferers as "drug traffickers"!
    This sounds like the plot of an Orwell novel, but it's exactly what happened to Richard Paey — and it's the fate of any Florida citizen under the state's draconian mandatory minimum drug laws.
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    Created by Demand Progress
  • REVIEW CYNTOIA BROWN'S CASE
    Justice has not been served rightfully, causing the smart, bright and wonderful Cyntoia's life to be discarded, when instead we were supposed to support and care for youths who are broken and wounded, to give them another chance to strive, to achieve, and to make a change to others around them; to make them a living testimony. However, the justice system has let the tough overrule the weak and feeble and thrown Cyntoia's life away by giving her a life sentence at the age of 16 in 2004 for simply defending herself from a 43 year old man. But we shouldn't let this judgement prevail and stop us for making amends. Cyntoia Must Be Released, with our help.
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