Ralph Nader was interviewed on August 8th, 2008 on C-SPAN. He lays out the Nader/Gonzalez presidential roadmap for prison reform. Nader/Gonzalez would legalize and regulate drugs, release all drug-war prisoners, provide addicts with rehabilitation instead of harsh punishment, as we do with cigarettes and alcohol. In place of the drug war, he would implement a war on corporate criminals, locking up those who truly rob and kill the most people, by far (white-collar crooks). Call the Obama …
Ralph Nader was interviewed on August 8th, 2008 on C-SPAN. He lays out the Nader/Gonzalez presidential roadmap for prison reform. Nader/Gonzalez would legalize and regulate drugs, release all drug-war prisoners, provide addicts with rehabilitation instead of harsh punishment, as we do with cigarettes and alcohol. In place of the drug war, he would implement a war on corporate criminals, locking up those who truly rob and kill the most people, by far (white-collar crooks). Call the Obama …
Ralph Nader was interviewed on August 8th, 2008 on C-SPAN. He lays out the Nader/Gonzalez presidential roadmap for prison reform. Nader/Gonzalez would legalize and regulate drugs, release all drug-war prisoners, provide addicts with rehabilitation instead of harsh punishment, as we do with cigarettes and alcohol. In place of the drug war, he would implement a war on corporate criminals, locking up those who truly rob and kill the most people, by far (white-collar crooks). Call the Obama …
The show covered the CIA’s research on LSD for use as a truth serum, or to create a Manchurian Candidate. It also discussed the death of Frank Olson. In regards to the LSD experiments on prison inmates, they told of how the inmates were primarily black and were rewarded with heroine. Can anybody tell me the name of this particular program? Also, can anyone provide credible sources of information on these occurrences?
I am writing a story about a drunk driver who nearly kills someone and I need to know what kind of jail time this person could face. Also, if the drunk driver is convicted and in prison and the victim, still alive at the time of sentencing with serious injuries such as paralysis, dies later because of injuries related to the accident, could that in any way change the driver’s sentence?
