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Originally posted 2011-02-21 01:35:24.

Posted by breached - May 14, 2012 at 10:58 am

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Criminal Justice in Louisiana

Criminal Justice in Louisiana

criminal justiceThe particular criminal justice issues found in Louisiana are extremely overpowering and relentless and there’s a defined dependence on additional legalised methods within this area.
Louisiana has the actual highest incarceration rate throughout the country, the penitentiary conditions are horrific, and law enforcement abuses are frequent. Indigent accused have almost no proper rights, and customarily bad counsel; where’s the criminal justice?
The particular criminal justice system is still within total disrepair virtually 2 yrs after Katrin ahit. Occupants are presumed innocent under our Constitution, but in Louisiana indigent defendants are not obtaining anything at all all-around constitutionally adequate counsel.

 

Criminal Justice – Dr. Louis X Washington

In beginning October 2005, Dr. Louis X. Washington, Sr. a life long senior citizen African-American New Orleans resident in town commented “I’ve never witnessed whites and blacks get along so well found in this specific area; everybody’s helping out nearly everybody. It won’t last. Merely wait until a lot more of us go back home.” Dr. Washington’s commentary was prophetic and, indeed, the particular racial stresses who have been tolerated for some time within the Greater New Orleans town made a comeback promptly.

Jefferson and St. Tammany Parish Sheriffs manufactured countrywide press because of their suggestions concerning racial profiling. And throughout Orleans Parish, the particular crime problem that ended up being often blamed on public property doesn’t have yet subsided, despite the fact that general population housing homeowners have been completely suspended from returning to the city. Within the particular Greater New Orleans neighborhood, citizens separate to debate ethnic background and the particular discussions tend to be vitriolic.

Criminal Justice – Time to Listen!

It is time to listen, and the particular “Listen Without Prejudice.” LJI will facilitate these conversations throughout the particular community, inside safe spaces with our ministerial partners, to share statistics on ethnic background and recovery and to debate how the actual city can work long term toward resolution of these ethnic background stress and criminal justice issues.

Originally posted 2011-05-25 03:41:35.

Posted by Sandra - May 13, 2012 at 9:17 am

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