Tamar Birckhead reflects on representing the shoe bomber and, now, on helping those who represent the Boston bomb suspect.
Locked Up But Innocent
August 8, 2012 By 5 Comments
This post is dedicated to Marvin Wilson, a severely mentally disabled man who has been executed in Texas. RIP. Dozens of men have apparently been locked up for something that is not a crime. Now, I’m not a lawyer. But it seems pretty simple to me that if something is not illegal, then people should [...]
False Rape Accusation
April 4, 2012 By 82 Comments
Cornelius Walker comments about the problematic story of a young girl who falsely accused her father of rape, admitted her crime, and is not being tried for the offense.
Supreme Court Rules Jailhouse Strip Searches Legal
April 2, 2012 By 11 Comments
Mark D. White examines the today’s Supreme Court ruling about the legality of strip searches in US jails.
How My Mother and My Sisters Tried to Make Me Look Like a Monster
December 28, 2011 By 52 Comments
Collin Slattery recounts his mother and sisters, their vicious plan to ruin his life, and the invaluable price of what he gained in order to replace what they took.
“A good friend of mine sexually assaulted a woman that was a member of our mutual friends.”
This is a comment by Anonymous on the post “I Know Who You Raped Last Summer”.