Cridine: Recent Episodes
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Why do you need Cridine? Because prisons are not exclusive to just criminals.
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Amendments to Victims Rights Laws, and what that means if you're wrongfully accused.
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Stop & Frisk, giving rogue police officers the ability without cause to stop anyone they want, and potentially plant evidence on an innocent person to solidify an arrest.
What if there was a device for the holster of every Law Enforcement Officer that carries a weapon? That device would record, and alert through GPS technology every time an Officer pulled their weapon. The device would have to be monitored by a 3rd party company not affiliated with Law Enforcement. Would that help lower these police brutality shootings from occurring? It's worth a conversation at least.
Is the cost of entitlements your children? Imagine if the system keeps track of your entitlements, and the payback is your children being incarcerated and working off your debt. Does it sound far fetched? Maybe, maybe not.
The case of Mistaken Identity where identical twins were both incarcerated for the same crime. How did the court system drop the ball on this one, and what was the outcome?
Police Brutality, and why it's so rampant. For more information visit https://www.cridine.com
This podcast is about James Bain. A man wrongfully convicted to Life in prison for a crime he didn't commit. After service the longest term of anyone in the United States to be exonerated, James Bain was released from prison after 35 years.
Listen to his story.
The Private Prison Corporations have partnered with major corporations and brands to use prison labor forces. This has created a supply & demand effect. The more demand that's needed, the criminal injustice system will supply prisoners. Even if they are innocent.
If you're arrested, before anyone hears your side of the story, the prosecutor already has a plea deal ready to put you behind bars. Even if you're innocent.
The story of Isaac Wright Jr's conquest and redemption against the criminal injustice system.