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Why Michael Flynn Should Not Accept a Trump Pardon

Former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn has pled guilty in a Washington, D.C. federal court to a single count of lying to the FBI.…

Texas Governor Sends in the Texas Rangers into State Juvenile Facilities

In February 2016, there were two momentous decisions issued affecting the nation’s juvenile justice system. First, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that inmates serving…

Penalties You Face in Texas and Federally for Drug Manufacturing

A huge proportion of drug manufacturing is conducted by cartels and other large networks of criminals. However, individuals may also participate in drug manufacture…

Justice Demands Jeff Wood Be Spared from Execution

He was known as “Dr. Death” in Texas death penalty circles. Psychologist James Grigson testified in 167 capital trials across the state—most of which…

Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Continued Appearance of Racism

Appearances of racism have haunted President Donald J. Trump since the very day he announced his intention to seek the American presidency. During his…

President Not the Chief Law Enforcement Officer or Above the Law

It is now obvious that the President of the United States is under criminal investigation, ranging from possible obstruction of justice to money laundering.…

Undocumented Immigrant Not Guilty of Steinle Murder, Will Be Deported

The undocumented immigrant charged with shooting and killing Kate Steinle in San Francisco in 2015 was recently acquitted of murder, although he will be…

The Crime of Chronic Pain

The numbers are indeed alarming. 100 million Americans live with chronic pain. It is the most common cause of long-term disability in this country.…

Are We about to Be Plagued By Cases of “Virtual” Sexual Assault?

Are We about to Be Plagued By Cases of “Virtual” Sexual Assault? It seems these days that a new story arises daily about some…

Hand Drawn Pornography by Inmate Leads to Harsh Sentencing

Section 1466A(b)(1) & (d)(5) of Title 18, United States Code, makes it a criminal offense to knowingly produce, distribute, receive, or possession with the…

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