Tag: criminal justice system
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The Battle to Rescue New Orleans
by Jeff Crouere, Ringside Politics, ©2023 (Feb. 27, 2023) — In 1840, New Orleans was the third largest city in the country. As a booming port city, New Orleans enjoyed incredible growth for decades due to increasing levels of commerce on the Mississippi River and its designation as the “Gateway to the Americas.” The population…
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Experts Deliver Failed Wars and Destructive Policies
by Jeff Crouere, ©2021 (Aug. 29, 2021) — In the past few decades, there have been several undeniable trends. First, the power of government at all levels, from all three branches, has increased dramatically. Simultaneously, the quality of life for ordinary Americans, especially those living in cities, has decreased significantly. Thus, as ordinary citizens have…
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I’m Locked Up, They Won’t Let Me Out: Your Options for Posting Bail and Getting Out of Jail
“ABIDING BY THE RULES” by Contributor (Jun. 17, 2019) — Did you find yourself locked up in the big house? You probably think you’re out of options. You’re not! Here are your options for posting bail. If you end up in a cell, your first thought will be: ‘how do I get out of here?’…
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Can the Good People of Tennessee Prevail Against Evil and Corruption That Have Been Entrenched for Decades?
THE DRUG CULTURE MUST BE ERADICATED by Dave Todd (Feb. 22, 2012) — The article titled “Tennessee Citizens Challenge Corruption” published in The Post & Email on 13 February 2012 put the spotlight on the fact that many eastern Tennessee counties, including Fentress, are among the nation’s foremost producers of marijuana and methamphetamine. The information…