Posted by Alcide Mouton on 2/11/05

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In Louisiairaq thousands of men languish in jail awaiting
a trial that never seems to come. Those with money buy
their way out of jail and buy their way out of the
criminal charges that the cops bring against them. But
those poor schmucks whose biggest crime is not having any
money sit in jail, until in most cases the only way they
can ever get out of jail is to plead guilty and get credit
for time served. In Louisiana the judges who set the
amount of bail bonds, get a percentage of the money paid
to a professional bailbondsman for such bonds; so
consequently the higher that the bonds are set, the more
money the judges get. Also, every Louisiana schmuck
bonding out of jail has to pay a Tax on The Bill of Rights
of R30.00, which is divvied up between the politicians.
This is true, notwithstanding that defendants are still
presumed innocent until they are proven guilty. The U.S.
Department of "Justice" should step in and take over the
Criminal Justice System, much like it took over the
Louisiana Prison System and ran it for about twenty
years. Where is the same U.S. Department of Justice?
Maybe with this new Mexicano Attorney General something
will be done to solve the denial of Constitutional Rights
in Louisianiraq.

Alcide Mouton
Bunkie

Where is the U.S. Dept. of Justice? , 2/11/05, by Alcide Mouton.

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