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*This column is dedicated to "Packratt" of Injustice Everywhere.
Packratt' Project
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Injustice Everywhere
by: Mr. David Packman
aka: Packratt
"...One of the biggest obstacles in the way towards solving the problem of police brutality and misconduct is a fundamental lack of information about police misconduct.
*The National Police Misconduct Statistics and Reporting Project (NPMSRP), established in April of 2009, is a non-profit, non-partisan, non-governmental project devoted to help solve that problem...."
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[The Team asks that you consider following I. E. and supporting Packratt's endeavors due to his unique project benefiting the public at large.]
For a limited time you can print a copy of 'A Police Misconduct Victim's Guide'
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*Make sure to let him know how you heard about his project.
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*This column is dedicated to Mrs. Amy Bach.
Ordinary Injustice
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The Justice Project
*This column is dedicated to the President of "The Justice Project", Mr. John F. Terzano.
Working in justice to end injustice
June 2010
TJP
Monthly
A Message From The President
Dear Team,
Prosecutors and defense attorneys each serve an essential function in our criminal justice system. Prosecutors have a unique and powerful position by deciding which charges to bring, what plea bargain to offer, and what sentences to request.
Concurrently, defense attorneys serve as a check on the state's power by upholding one of the most important rights guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution-the right to adequate counsel. By investigating the facts and challenging the state's evidence, defense attorneys help ensure that our system reaches just results and that liberty will not be denied unduly. Having competent and ethical lawyers on both sides of the aisle is imperative for a fair and accurate trial. Unfortunately, systemic problems in our criminal justice system have led to bad lawyering on both sides that have undermined the integrity of our adversarial system.
Note: to read the entire message please go to www.thejusticeproject.org
and consider signing up for your own monthly issue of TJP.
June 28, 2010
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Dear Team,
As a society, we believe that public safety and our security are important so we give our government and prosecutors the power to protect us. And, while most prosecutors strive for justice, many are willing to bend and even break the rules to ensure a conviction - and very few of them pay the price. Just ask Tim Masters.
*Note: to read the entire message please go to www.thejusticeproject.org
and consider signing up for your own monthly issue of TJP.
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