I’m sure that there are so
many cases that I couldn’t even begin to find them all, let alone list them
all, but I will here give a few cases that show how the “justice” system works
here in my little town.
When my mom was first arrested,
she was suffering from Dissociative Identity Disorder (multiple personalities)
and she made the mistake that she served 5 years in prison for while mentally
ill. Due to threats from her attorney at
the time, she pled guilty to trumped up charges because she was promised that
the result of that would be better for her than taking it to trial. Guess it totally depends whose courtroom you
are in, and whether it’s your attorney’s turn to win, because consider the
other cases that were contemporary to hers:
-A man beat his 2 year old
son TO DEATH and got 15 months in jail
-A man had oral sex
multiple times with a 12-13 year old girl and got less than a year in the
county jail
-A man raped a 13 year old
girl approximately 10 times (by hospital verification) and got one year in the
county jail, and even got work release
-My mom, in a mentally ill
state, committed a misdemeanor of sexual abuse of a minor, but pled to two
felonies on the advice of her shoddy attorney, and served five years in
prison?
Tell me where the justice
is in that? Tell me that there aren’t
multiple problems in the fact that the attorney who handled the first three
cases used to be partners in a law firm with the judge who sat for those cases. Tell me that it isn’t about the money, the
prestige, the springboard to the legislature, the chance to have your name
splashed across the front page as the “hero” attorney or judge or cop who saved
the community by putting a mentally ill woman in prison.
Tell me those things. I will laugh at your naivety.
Wouldn’t hurt anyone to
take a look at your own “justice” system and see how just it really is. Wouldn’t hurt anything except your paradigm,
and perhaps now is a good time for a paradigm shift.
More to come…
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