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Title: A plea for attention to an injustice
Author: Navarro, Robert R.
Pages: 3 pages
Text (O): A Plea for Attention to an Injustice — Robert Navarro Where do I even begin and what do I say? Let me begin with some general questions and observations about ourjustice system today and how it works: Justice is defined as: 1) Just conduct, 2) Fairness, 3) Exercise of authority in the maintenance of right, 4) Judicial proceedings, 5) Magistrate, Judge. 1-3: uprightness, righteousness, decency, correctness, fair playing, lawfulness, equity Yet when you look at my conviction one will wonder whe...
PID: apw:12353138
Date Uploaded: 2018-09-26T10:57:29.365Z

Title: I am currently residing in the Arizona Department of Corrections
Author: Franc, Les B.
Pages: 5 pages
Text (TR_WF): Page 1 NO TITLE I am currently residing in the Arizona Department of Corrections, located in Tucson, Arizona. I am serving a sentence of 9.25 yrs, and will not be released until 2024. After having served 3 prior terms in D.O.C I have unfortunately become accustomed to the living conditions and way of life for those who experience incarceration in the Arizona Department of Corrections. The system itself has always been divided by the way that it is meant to be run, how it is ran, and the way t...
PID: apw:12356432
Date Uploaded: 2019-05-24T14:51:56.286Z

Title: Is lady justice really blind?
Author: Licon, Christopher Rey
Pages: 2 pages
Text (TR_WF): [no title] Is lady justice really blind? According to the United States Supreme court, the prosecutor's goal "Is not that it shall win a case, but that justice shall be done". 1 Shockingly in many instances this is not the case. Prosecutors are known to go to extreme ends to obtain a conviction. For example in Maricopa County, Arizona, prosecutors are notorious for using jail-house informants - with no prior relationship to defendants - as witnesses in a trial. These informants...
PID: apw:12355820
Date Uploaded: 2019-03-21T17:56:31.715Z

Title: Today brings relief from the pressure
Author: Silva, Angelo
Pages: 7 pages
State: Arizona
Text (TR): Angelo Silva Arizona NO TITLE Today brings relief from the pressure of being incarcerated in a maximum facility. The ACLU filed a classaction lawsuit in Federal Court in 2012 claiming that the medical, mental health and dental care in ADC's state-run prisons and the conditions in the maximum security units are unconstitutional. Arizona Corrections and the lawyers reached a settlement. To fix the egregious health care and living conditions. I am a member of this class. I have been housed ...
PID: apw:12342722
Date Uploaded: 2016-10-15T01:50:28.503Z

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