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Gov. Romney was in Reno today – 10-24-2012, as were a few protesters. (While I misplaced a battery charger , and needed to use an older camera with fewer capabilities -that I have fewer & poorer quality pictures than usual is solely my fault.)
I believe the Gov. is a fine decent man, but like his opponent, President Obama, he has either been out of touch with common people, has either decided – like many in & out of government – that a shallow view that only the concerns of the elites are important enough to consider – or wishes to trash the constitution. I believe it is the former, but I could be wrong. It has now been 46 years since perhaps the most serious assault against the constitution occurred. It has been my experience that an unexpected consequences of a Supreme Court decision – Miranda v Arizona (384 U.S. 436, 1966) – combined with budget cuts, resulted in changing the justice system into an injustice system, where basically only the well off are allowed to speak before the court. In many large cities, it is nearly impossible to be heard if you cannot afford an private attorney. Guilt is generally assumed, and the system has deteriorated to only allowing a discussion of the sentence to be held. Even in Nevada, including Washoe County, it is extremely difficult to obtain a trial, although I do know of one individual who after two months in the Parr St. jail was able to get to trial – and found not guilt. But this is a rare event for anyone who can’t afford an attorney, and a reason many do not trust either the police or the courts. Assisting a person to a reduced sentence is not the equivalent of assisting the defendant in the preparation of a defense.
photo by Bob Bennett
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Gov. Romney was in Reno today – 10-24-2012, as were a few protesters. (While I misplaced a battery charger , and needed to use an older camera with fewer capabilities -that I have fewer & poorer quality pictures than usual is solely my fault.)
I believe the Gov. is a fine decent man, but like his opponent, President Obama, he has either been out of touch with common people, has either decided – like many in & out of government – that a shallow view that only the concerns of the elites are important enough to consider – or wishes to trash the constitution. I believe it is the former, but I could be wrong. It has now been 46 years since perhaps the most serious assault against the constitution occurred. It has been my experience that an unexpected consequences of a Supreme Court decision – Miranda v Arizona (384 U.S. 436, 1966) – combined with budget cuts, resulted in changing the justice system into an injustice system, where basically only the well off are allowed to speak before the court. In many large cities, it is nearly impossible to be heard if you cannot afford an private attorney. Guilt is generally assumed, and the system has deteriorated to only allowing a discussion of the sentence to be held. Even in Nevada, including Washoe County, it is extremely difficult to obtain a trial, although I do know of one individual who after two months in the Parr St. jail was able to get to trial – and found not guilt. But this is a rare event for anyone who can’t afford an attorney, and a reason many do not trust either the police or the courts. Assisting a person to a reduced sentence is not the equivalent of assisting the defendant in the preparation of a defense.
photo by Bob Bennett
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Gov. Romney was in Reno today – 10-24-2012, as were a few protesters. (While I misplaced a battery charger , and needed to use an older camera with fewer capabilities -that I have fewer & poorer quality pictures than usual is solely my fault.)
I believe the Gov. is a fine decent man, but like his opponent, President Obama, he has either been out of touch with common people, has either decided – like many in & out of government – that a shallow view that only the concerns of the elites are important enough to consider – or wishes to trash the constitution. I believe it is the former, but I could be wrong. It has now been 46 years since perhaps the most serious assault against the constitution occurred. It has been my experience that an unexpected consequences of a Supreme Court decision – Miranda v Arizona (384 U.S. 436, 1966) – combined with budget cuts, resulted in changing the justice system into an injustice system, where basically only the well off are allowed to speak before the court. In many large cities, it is nearly impossible to be heard if you cannot afford an private attorney. Guilt is generally assumed, and the system has deteriorated to only allowing a discussion of the sentence to be held. Even in Nevada, including Washoe County, it is extremely difficult to obtain a trial, although I do know of one individual who after two months in the Parr St. jail was able to get to trial – and found not guilt. But this is a rare event for anyone who can’t afford an attorney, and a reason many do not trust either the police or the courts. Assisting a person to a reduced sentence is not the equivalent of assisting the defendant in the preparation of a defense.
photo by Bob Bennett
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