That a neighborhood patrol person could shoot a young man and go free, means we are all at risk. But particularly women and children. Judith Hooker

THIS is about kidnapping of one TYRONE FIELD ,put in prison and given whole new sentence of 15 years while in prison without seeing a judge or going to court,his crime burgulary of his own home ,this man was takeing care of his elderly parents when state of FLORIDA issued a fake warrent for his arrest and had him picked up and thrown in prison for 15 years,now while in prison in state of FLORIDA ,this man followed all steps to there rules and was given no reason as to why he was put in prison and was hiden from site of public,family ,loved ones,for 2 long years this man fought to get his freedoom and let truth be told and state of FLORIDA and DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION covered his cry for justice up and kept him hiden in there system,it wasnt until laywer his family hired and newspaper got hold of his story that this man was set free and then there was no one saying we sorry or taking blame for wrong done to this man,this could be anyone of us,by signing this it will help others as to be aware of mistreatment and right to due process of law that was taking away from this man,AWARENESS,,,

17-year-old Trayvon Martin was shot and killed in Sanford, Florida. The shooter was George Zimmerman, a 28-year-old white man. Zimmerman admits killing Martin, but claims he was acting in self-defense. Three weeks after Martin's death, no arrests have been made and Zimmerman remains free.

Treyvon"s death should not be over looked what if he was a white boy justice will be forfilled for him, so what about Treyvon I know he deserves the same.

Create a safe place for Medicinal Cannabis patients to access a laboratory certified safe Cannabis medicine. Current methods involve to many unknowns. Tainted Cannabis with mold or fungus. Criminal Interaction. Not everyone good at gardening.

Let justice prevail. Justice sometimes can be unfair when the laws are made by men and women who believes that what is made law do not apply to them.

An estimated 65 million Americans have criminal records. Over the last two decades, the percentage of employers screening for such records has grown from an estimated 20% to more than 90%. How are Felon's going to stay on the straight and narrow if they can't find work, make a living, support themselves and their family? These barriers actually encourage criminal activity by preventing ex-offenders from re-entering the economic mainstream. When a person serves their time for the offense they have committed, their record should be sealed. People make mistakes and as a society we are too harsh on these individuals.Encouraging employers and local governments to give people with criminal records a second chance is the right thing to do. Remove that dreadful question "Have you ever been convicted of a felony" off the application. Although the justice system is designed to punish and rehabilitate, the rehabilitation is something that requires more than a GED program and a few skills courses. It requires the assistance of communities and employers. Lets put an end to this discrimination!!! By signing this petition we are sending a message that every citizen has made a mistake once in their life and deserves another opportunity to prove himself.

I am petitioning that Trayvon Martin get justice or his death...If this does not change there will be many more to follow...

Children are the world changers of tomorrow and we are not doing enough to keep them safe. Adults are abusing and killing innocent children and not being force to take responsibility, it's not right! As adults, we need to stand up and protect the future of our countries and force those who cause harm to be punished and take responsibilty. A couple years in prision for murdering a child is not enough.

no curcumstances leading to the death of the young man all evendience is pointing toward the watchman, more lives will be lost if thier is no justice for trayvon.

Numerous Chicago Torture victims remain in prison! Most Chicagoans and many people around the world know about the brutal acts of torture perpetrated by police officers for decades under the command of Jon Burge. Hundreds of young black men -- many mere teenagers at the time of their arrests and torture -- were forced into confessing to crimes and imprisoned for decades. While millions of tax dollars have been spent to defend the torturers, many victimized by Burge and others are still in prison with no recourse other than the potential for freedom and justice which the Illinois Torture Inquiry and Relief Commission can provide. History is repeating itself as our officials refuse to prioritize this issue or the victims/survivors, so the Commission is being virtually dismantled due to reduced funding and failure to appoint commissioners for vacant seats. Governor Quinn and legislators have a chance to reverse the budget cuts in their new budget. Call on them to fully fund and staff the Torture Commission - now!

His death was not right because of the color of his skin.