-Chuck
Friday, March 08, 2024
California Finds a New Way to Be Soft on Crime
What would happen if lawmakers reinvented the criminal-justice system to target “systemic racism” instead of crime? California is about to find out. Thanks to a 2020 law called the California Racial Justice Act, every felon serving time in the state’s prisons and jails can now retroactively challenge his conviction and sentencing on the ground of systemic bias.
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Will the last sane American to leave California, please turn off the li-
ReplyDeleteNever mind. There isn’t going to be any left.
The "California Racial Justice Act" AKA "The Lawyer's Full-Employment Act".
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean every defense counsel that failed to get an acquittal can now be sued for racial bias?
The irony is Kamala would have put a bunch of them in there herself and then denied parole later herself.
ReplyDeletePandering to the baboons has gone past vote harvesting. It's become a White Liberal addiction
ReplyDeleteThat's not all California is soft on. In the works right now is a bill that would not only allow illegals to buy homes but to buy them without having to make payments on them.
ReplyDeletePlus paying for health care for 700,000 illegal aliens...when I lived there. I was forced to buy Healthcare or go to jail...dems are some fucked up people.
DeleteWhat the bloody hell
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