Louisiana Voice

There were some initial problems in subscribing to my new blog, injustice4all.net but they’ve been corrected.

The new blog will be dedicated to tracking abuses by law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and judges.

Se will be doing this on a national basis because, like the no-knock shooting in Minneapolis by cops, the wholesale funneling of juveniles into a facilitiy in which judges had a financial interest, and the withholding of exculpatory evidence by prosecutors.

While the vast majority of these public servants protect the citizenry and administer justice the way it should be done, misconduct by cops, judges and prosecutors is prevelant enough to warrant attention.

And it’s not a local problem. No state or municipality is unique; it’s a national problem and it’s growing. Orleans Parish’s own former District Attorney Harry Connick, Sr. was notorious for withholding exculpatory evidence and he sent John Thomas to death row for 17 years by that method.

Injustice4all.net is up and running and you can subscribe for $5 per month or $50 for a year.