A Delware man was convicted of raping his 3 year old daughter from 2005 to 2007 and subsequently assaulted his infant son as well. This is a serious sex offender instead being taken into custody. He used a get out jail free card. The Judge Jan Jurden cited that "He would not fare well in Prison" simply being born rich is not an excuse for avoiding Justice. If an average man was charged with this. He would be spending the next decade behind bars. We need to break the new normal that the really rich can easily buy their way out of jail. It's unethical that poor and middle class are charged with much lesser offenses then this. And are locked up for years. Sometimes decades at a time. While the very rich of our society are able to buy their way out of Prison. Articles for this http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/03/30/robert-richards-rape_n_5060386.html http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/03/30/wealthy-heirs-sentence-raises-questions-in-child-rape-case/7061933/

My Newphew human rights was violated got called names and beaten on by a NYC police officer and chager with trustpassing taken to jail. He was waiting on his younger cousin in Dunkin Donuts. mean while he's coming from the YMCA hungry and just wanted something to eat from playing five hours of basketball. Yes this has hurt me he's a good kid just play basketball and school never been arrested for anything.

it is about time that there be a change done about this. Mr. & Mrs. Obama talk about children eating healthy? why can't their incarcerated loved ones do the same?

So many people meet someone after they are incarcerated. All I am really asking is for these people to be treated equally when it comes to visiting their loved ones. It seems like the only ones that get approval are the ones that lie - We screwed up and told the truth and we're going into year 2 of fighting to see each other. If you feel that the truth should be the best route, please sign and forward to everyone you know. These men and women are paying the price for their crimes but if they're going to even make an effort to do better, they HAVE to have something that drives them. I know that visitation is one of the biggest incentives they have. The "system" can't expect good results when they don't even allow the privileges that these guys earn.

The police and the prosecutors have to much power in my brothers case the police wanted my brother to give up 3 grow houses or no deal. Let the police do their jobs like in the old days with investigations rather than taking the easy way out and making deals with snitches who have their own agenda. The cop who arrested my brother coerced him into signing a consent form or he said he would arrest his wife and take away his kids by DCF and they even jumped his fence without a warrant. Police are citizens just like us supposedly to "protect and serve" in my brothers case they acted like the mafia only they had badges and guns. We have to reign in this abuse of power. Now my brother the father of 3 his oldest a Police Officer, middle child in a Jesuit private school and the youngest is still in elementary have all been deprived of being with their father for the next 3 years and has never had a violent offense in his life.

Robert and Madison deserve the best in life. Stop the abuse our Augusta Judicial Circuit is supporting.

I have become very concerned with the level of complacency oil companies have shown over the last few years in their search for greater profits. Since the deep water Horizon spill, the largest in history; trains have spilled in ND, bursting into flames; pipes have broken AR, filling the streets; now, on the 25th anniversary of Exxon Valdez, Galveston bay is full of oil. It's time for something more than fines that don't punish those, with billion dollar profits, who are destroying the environment that will support life for our children and future generations. From CEO's to tanker captains and crew, it's time for more criminal prosecution of oil spills like all other toxic dumping.

As someone who spent 10 years in prison for a crime I didn't commit (three of those on death row), I have grave concerns about Tennessee's plan to resume executions this year. I now call the great state of Tennessee my home, and I don't want to see our state risk executing the innocent when we have less costly alternatives available. Paul House, Michael McCormick, and Gussie Vann, are all individuals who were sentenced to death in Tennessee, only decades later to be exonerated, after evidence of their innocence was finally considered. Given the problems with Tennessee's current death penalty system, we cannot trust the system to get it right 100% of the time. Please join me in asking Governor Haslam not to resume executions in Tennessee. Thanks for your support, Ray Krone Ray Krone became the nation's 100th death row exoneree when he was released from prison in Arizona in 2002. Update, October 2016: the number of death row exonerees has risen to 156.

I have been personally affected by this issue and now i see it happening again with a family member. Young people generally do not know their rights until they have been caught up in the system then they begin the process of learning the mistakes they made. The most significant but unspoken fact is that this also creates a perpetual cycle where those who are intimidated into cooperating become leaked as snitches in society both public and privately. Therefore their lives are never the same the are either ridiculed or haunted from then on. Prosecutors create these dilemmas for young men who don't know their rights well enough to plead the fifth "My son was with another family member when a friend was killed. My son is hurt confused and really caught up in the middle of a family/friend situation. So he chooses to stay neutral. Well the detective and or district attorney doesn't want him neutral he wants him to either be a witness or a suspect. Not knowing what to do, how to think. His back is up against the wall. Either you tell what you know and we give you a proffer or you take your chances in court. These young adults or scared. Our fifth amendment should not be used against us in this type of way. This need to STOP......

Angela Corey is known as the "killingest prosecutor," and her reputation of racial bias and overly harsh prosecutions speaks for itself. It's unacceptable. Florida Governor Rick Scott has the power to help us stop Corey. He has the authority to help free Marissa and suspend Corey for unjustly and excessively punishing her.

Corey is known as the "killingest prosecutor," and her reputation of racial bias and overly harsh prosecutions speaks for itself. It's unacceptable. Florida Governor Rick Scott has the power to help us stop Corey. He has the authority to help free Marissa and suspend Corey for unjustly and excessively punishing her.

I am starting this petition against drunk drivers because on Jan.12, 2014 I was involved in a head on. Auto accident with a drunk driver going the wrong way on the high way. I suffered many injuries and had to have several surgeries to repair multiple broken bones in my elbow,forearm,wrist and hand. I also suffered broken ribs and foot bones. I have leg contusions, hematoma of the legs and bone bruise. I have been out of work and the drunk is out of jail on bail denying that he did anything wrong.