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Live Updates: Jury Is Deadlocked in Daniel Penny Trial

Common Sense with Bari Weiss • 296 implied HN points • 06 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Law Crime Justice Trial Government
  1. The jury has been deliberating for over 20 hours but couldn't agree on a manslaughter charge against Daniel Penny.
  2. The judge has instructed the jury to return for more discussions on a lesser charge.
  3. This trial is significant as it involves a former Marine and a case of public concern regarding safety and accountability.

Breaking, Federal Judge in Canada (The Honourable Mr. Justice Mosley), stunningly, after so long, shows there is a God & there still is justice (that Madame Justice blindfolds do work) ruled that

Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack • 2358 implied HN points • 23 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Canada Government Justice Law
  1. A federal judge in Canada ruled the government's use of the Emergencies Act during the trucker convoy in Ottawa was unlawful
  2. The judge stated that freezing bank accounts and other measures were unconstitutional
  3. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to appeal the ruling

Jack Smith, Donald Trump, and the Kobayashi Maru

The Popehat Report • 8456 implied HN points • 10 Jun 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Legal system Prosecution Rule of Law Politics Justice
  1. The law is full of no-win scenarios that good lawyers navigate by preparing, advocating, and fighting for clients.
  2. Charging Trump despite political challenges shows adherence to the rule of law and the importance of justice.
  3. Prosecuting powerful individuals upholds equality before the law, prevents abuse of the legal system, and maintains societal integrity.
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New: Full Victim Impact Statement From Jane Doe #1 aka Jen B In Danny Masterson Trial

Yashar's Newsletter • 3203 implied HN points • 11 Sep 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Legal Justice Religion Abuse Survivor
  1. The victim impact statement provides harrowing details of the trauma experienced by women at the hands of the perpetrator.
  2. The victim faced challenges with the Scientology community and had to navigate difficult choices between justice and family ties.
  3. The statement sheds light on the manipulation and cover-up tactics employed by the perpetrator and the emotional toll on the victim's life.

AMAZING POLLY, support this lady, she is on side with me, absolutely fucking not! no AMNESTY! no chance in hell, see Polly's video below, see my recent substack, we HANG these people using courts

Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack • 1670 implied HN points • 17 Jan 24
🏥 Health Politics COVID-19 Vaccine Accountability Justice
  1. Support for no amnesty for those involved in COVID actions and policies.
  2. Advocacy for holding accountable high-society individuals like the common criminal.
  3. Emphasis on the need for courts and juries to make decisions on punishment.

April 4, 1968

TRANSFORM with Marianne Williamson • 2790 implied HN points • 05 Apr 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Society Activism History Justice Equality
  1. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination on April 4, 1968, deeply impacted many, including the author's family.
  2. The legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and Bobby Kennedy is a reminder to strive for justice and create a better world.
  3. Despite the passage of time, the messages of love and justice promoted by Dr. King are still relevant and vital today.

The Meaning of Christmas (w/ Rev. Munther Isaac) | The Chris Hedges Report

The Chris Hedges Report • 122 implied HN points • 19 Dec 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Theology Religion Christianity Justice Oppression
  1. The story of Christmas is deeply rooted in struggle and oppression. For those in Palestine, the themes of refugees and tyranny resonate strongly with the Christmas narrative.
  2. Everyone should be seen as a neighbor, and we must show compassion to all, not just those who are like us. The message of the Good Samaritan challenges us to break down the barriers we create.
  3. Christianity calls for solidarity with the oppressed. Faith should inspire action to support human rights and justice rather than maintaining silence or neutrality in the face of conflict.

My friend, the sadistic murderer

Julie Bindel's podcasts and writing • 1395 implied HN points • 22 Jan 24
📰 News Crime Society Violence Injustice Justice
  1. Kevin Ashdown, a former school friend, turned into a sadistic murderer who killed his girlfriend after years of abuse and control.
  2. The tragic story highlights the long-term impact of childhood abuse on individuals and how unaddressed anger and misogyny can lead to extreme violence.
  3. Reflecting on the past with empathy sheds light on how lives can diverge drastically, and how early experiences can shape a person's future choices and actions.

A few rough, random and spicy thoughts on crime, justice and justice systems that I've been chewing over

Philosophy bear • 135 implied HN points • 18 Dec 24
📖 Philosophy Justice Ethics Crime Social Issues Rehabilitation
  1. Even people who commit serious crimes deserve some understanding and support. They shouldn't be completely cut off from social connections because it can hurt their chances of rehabilitation.
  2. It's important to differentiate between punishing someone for their actions and recognizing that they could still be a part of the community. Sometimes, society pushes people away too harshly, making forgiveness seem impossible.
  3. There should be protections against unfair convictions, even when laws seem clear. If a reasonable person thinks a conviction is unjust, there should be a way to challenge it in court.

Lolitas and A-Listers on Epstein's Fantasy Island

donaldjeffries • 1415 implied HN points • 09 Jan 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Scandals Celebrities Corruption Justice
  1. The imminent release of the list containing prominent names who flew on Jeffrey Epstein's 'Lolita Express' has caused a stir.
  2. Many big names in entertainment, including female celebrities, have been linked to Epstein's activities.
  3. The Epstein scandal raises questions about accountability and the power dynamics that shield the elite from justice.

Scott Alexander's "Prison And Crime: Much More Than You Wanted To Know": My Thoughts

Philosophy bear • 200 implied HN points • 28 Nov 24
📖 Philosophy Ethics Utilitarianism Justice Public Policy Social Issues
  1. Prison doesn't seem to effectively reduce crime overall. Instead, we should consider reducing incarceration since it often causes more harm than good.
  2. The costs of imprisonment go beyond just the economic side. They include suffering for prisoners and their families, and even increased crime within prisons.
  3. Even if people feel good about tough on crime policies, a cost-benefit analysis suggests that it's better to invest resources into alternatives to prison that can lead to safer communities.

New Orleans is America

The J. Burden Show • 1218 implied HN points • 18 Jan 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Crime Leadership Foreign Policy Corruption Justice
  1. New Orleans is described as a city with a mix of beauty, dysfunction, and high crime rates, showcasing both its allure and challenges.
  2. The post discusses the city's leadership issues, particularly critiquing the mayor and suggesting the need for a strong leader who can tackle crime and corruption.
  3. There is a call for a transformative leader, likened to a Caesar figure, who can address law enforcement, foreign policy, and societal issues with a tough but just approach.

It’s Over, and It’s Trump

Common Sense with Bari Weiss • 2364 implied HN points • 24 Jan 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Election Government Media Justice Entertainment
  1. Nikki Haley's campaign faces challenges after falling short in New Hampshire, signaling potential struggles ahead.
  2. Trump's resurgence in popularity and the GOP's lack of understanding contribute to his strong position for the 2024 presidential race.
  3. New poll data shows immigration as a top voter concern, impacting President Biden's favorability ratings.

A MAGA Declaration of Independence--From a Woke Partisan Mob

Peter Navarro's Taking Back Trump's America • 2004 implied HN points • 03 Jul 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Government Elections Justice Military Policies
  1. American taxpayers deserve fair return on investments and governance.
  2. The American economy should prioritize high productivity, secure supply chains, and fiscal responsibility.
  3. Secure borders, freedom of movement, fair elections, and protection of constitutional rights are crucial for American citizens.

Will Biden Pardon Fauci?

Vinay Prasad's Observations and Thoughts • 153 implied HN points • 05 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Justice Healthcare Public Policy Government Accountability Political Commentary
  1. Biden might pardon Fauci, who is accused of perjury for his statements about gain of function research. This could set a worrying example for future public health leaders.
  2. Fauci's handling of the pandemic included many controversial decisions, like his advice on masks and school closures. Many believe he didn't provide enough scientific backing for these decisions.
  3. Justice isn't just about punishment; it serves to deter future wrong actions. Pardoning Fauci could lead to more reckless behavior in health leadership during crises.

‘If I Die, They’re Dying with Me’

Common Sense with Bari Weiss • 1446 implied HN points • 28 Feb 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Justice Security Government Privacy Free speech
  1. Iraq combat veteran Kristofer Goldsmith leads a team of veterans targeting neo-Nazi terrorists in the US, facing numerous threats and dangers in his line of work.
  2. Google's AI chatbot Gemini has caused controversy by producing absurd and morally questionable responses, highlighting concerns about biased politics influencing tech products.
  3. College student Jack Sweeney has stirred debate by tracking celebrities' private jets on social media, facing legal actions from figures like Taylor Swift and Elon Musk, prompting discussions on privacy, free speech, and data in the digital era.

Who Deserves to Live?

New Means • 1375 implied HN points • 07 May 23
🎭️ Culture Social Issues Activism Community Inequality Justice
  1. The killing of Jordan Neely sheds light on systemic issues like lack of care for the homeless and mentally ill, capitalism, and white supremacy.
  2. There is a growing movement of people advocating for care over violence, housing over incarceration, and support over demonization.
  3. We must fight for a world where everyone's needs are met, where compassion is given, and where we work towards a better future for all.

Organ trafficking: a deadly trade

Julie Bindel's podcasts and writing • 668 implied HN points • 27 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Human Rights Justice Corruption
  1. Organ trafficking is a growing global trade due to a demand for organs and a lack of legitimate sources.
  2. Victims of organ trafficking can be kidnapped, forced, or tricked into giving up organs, with children often being targeted.
  3. Illegal organ harvesting operations can involve violence, manipulation, and even murder to obtain organs for sale on the black market.

Fall of the House of Trumpenstein

donaldjeffries • 1238 implied HN points • 20 Mar 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics News Politics Corruption Election Justice
  1. News is breaking that Donald Trump may be arrested in New York which has raised several questions
  2. Donald Trump's presidency triggered strong reactions from both supporters and opponents, causing division in the country
  3. The situation with Trump facing arrest is seen as a symbolic moment reflecting bigger issues of corruption and justice in the political system

What Crips founder Stan Tookie Williams told me shortly before his execution.

Break Free with Karen Hunt • 1238 implied HN points • 29 Jun 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Crime Justice Social Issues Incarceration Government
  1. Stan Tookie Williams warned against joining gangs, advising to avoid trouble, pain, and sadness.
  2. He emphasized the importance of positive choices, education, and self-improvement to prevent a life of crime.
  3. Williams promoted peace, redemption, and helping others, even from death row, emphasizing the power of faith.

New Zealand’s connection to WPATH, and a few other things that went on this week in NZ's cockeyed world of woke.

A B’Old Woman • 479 implied HN points • 06 Mar 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Policy Health Society Justice Ethics
  1. WPATH, a global organization that helps set guidelines for transgender health, is facing criticism for not following proper ethics in medical practices. Many are worried about how these guidelines affect treatment for transgender people.
  2. In New Zealand, the professional group for transgender health, PATHA, has not been officially reviewed despite receiving government support. An independent researcher found that their guidelines do not meet common medical standards.
  3. Recent discussions and articles in New Zealand have raised concerns about how language is used around topics like menstruation and motherhood, often leaving women and their experiences out. Many feel this makes it harder for women to connect with important health information.

The retconning of George Floyd: An Update

The Watch • 1283 implied HN points • 16 Feb 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Justice Media Policy Corrections Reforms
  1. Acknowledging and reflecting on one's own biases is important to maintain transparency and credibility in discussions.
  2. Amidst misinformation, there is frustration that detailed research is often overlooked in favor of easily digestible but misleading content.
  3. Clarifying and correcting misleading information, particularly on sensitive topics like life and death situations, is crucial for ensuring accurate discourse.

Post Office scandal: what next?

A Lawyer Writes • 648 implied HN points • 08 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Policy Justice Corruption Law Inquiry
  1. Police and politicians are calling for actions regarding the Post Office scandal, but major steps are unlikely until a public inquiry is completed.
  2. The justice secretary is exploring ways to exonerate sub-postmasters who were wrongly convicted during the Horizon IT scandal.
  3. The Criminal Cases Review Commission is offering help to individuals affected by the faulty convictions, encouraging them to seek justice.

Fees planned for employment claims

A Lawyer Writes • 491 implied HN points • 30 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Legal Justice Government
  1. Ministry of Justice planned fees for employment claims but faced a defeat in court due to access to justice issues.
  2. The decision to charge claimants fees for bringing claims before employment tribunals was deemed unlawful by the Supreme Court.
  3. The government had to repeal the unlawful fees order and make arrangements to refund all fees that had been paid.