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Hey Dad...Is Grandma A Criminal?
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- ISBN978-0-578-61063-4
- EAN9780578610634
- Date de parution08/05/2020
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- ÉditeurEditeurs divers USA
Résumé
Walk with Susan through a journey of injustice via prosecutor misconduct and abuse by an assistant district attorney. Discover how a Waukesha County Wisconsin prosecutor and hundreds of other prosecutors around the country have engaged in false criminal charges to forward their own political, personal, and/or professional purposes. After her traumatic experience, Susan researched prosecutor misconduct and was shocked by what she discovered.
In fact, The Center for Prosecutor Integrity calls prosecutor misconduct an epidemic. In her book you will sit in the the pre-charge interview with the assistant district and learn what Susan learned in retrospect regarding the manipulative tactic used against her. There are Chapters titled: Plea Bargaining or Government Protected Blackmail?, Turning Legal Logic into an Oxymoron, and In Whose Best Interest? By the time you reach the last Chapter, you will realize that a prosecutor can charge anyone with anything anytime for any reason.
Prosecutors have been given legal absolute power no matter what they do with virtually no accountability. And, you will know why more people need to wake up to this reality and advocate change.
In fact, The Center for Prosecutor Integrity calls prosecutor misconduct an epidemic. In her book you will sit in the the pre-charge interview with the assistant district and learn what Susan learned in retrospect regarding the manipulative tactic used against her. There are Chapters titled: Plea Bargaining or Government Protected Blackmail?, Turning Legal Logic into an Oxymoron, and In Whose Best Interest? By the time you reach the last Chapter, you will realize that a prosecutor can charge anyone with anything anytime for any reason.
Prosecutors have been given legal absolute power no matter what they do with virtually no accountability. And, you will know why more people need to wake up to this reality and advocate change.