Feb 2000 Package were both told they would automatically get pardons late 1998. as stated in section173 of the criminal code which The junkies are all in rehab, and trying to http://home.freeuk.com/mounsey/feb2000.htm
Extractions: Latest News Etc. (This material has to be smuggled out, formerly the Bang Kwang Times ) Received Feb. 2000 Amnesties of Madness All is not as it seems History of the DEA POW's Website American Bully ... Life on the Inside (A collection of pictures taken inside the prison) Back to Index AMNESTIES OF MADNESS There has been written a lot about the high prison sentences in Thailand concerning drugs. A good example is a life sentence for the possession of only 60 grams of heroin for personal use. Today I dont want to talk about the madness, of how the Thai amnesty system is working! What do you think? Just and fair? Far from it! In the year 1996 (2539) Thailand was celebrating the 50 th anniversary of the coronation of the King. For this celebration the Thai King was giving a generous amnesty for all inmates of Thai prisons. The way this amnesty was given was an extraordinary acrobatic act of Thai justice One example for all: Two prisoners sentenced for a drug-related crime. PRISONER ARRESTED SENTENCE SENTENCED TIME SERVED SENTENCE LEFT AFTER AMNESTY AA 1996 50 YEARS 1996 6 MONTHS 44 YEARS BB 1996 LIFE 1996 6 MONTHS 40 YEARS Now as you can see the position in rest of sentence of these two prisoners have just reversed. The dice of justice have fallen and even an idiot has to ask
GREEN EGGS REPORT For Pa.politics Legacy; Bush Knew resources; Bush pardons Weinberger, Five NY Web Noelle BushGets rehab, The Poor Working Group on the International criminal Court; Welcome http://ibd.ar.com/ger/pa/politics/content.html
GREEN EGGS REPORT For Pgh.opinion Bush Knew resources; Bush pardons Weinberger, Five Others Obtaining Electronic Evidencein criminal Investigations (July Web Noelle Bush Gets rehab, The Poor http://ibd.ar.com/ger/pgh/opinion/content.html
Issue #127 Of The Week Online With DRCNet, 3/3/00 to incarcerate children for noncriminal probation violations or write to Texas Boardof pardons and Paroles at http//www.motherjones.com/news_wire/rehab.html http://www.drcnet.org/wol/127.html
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Issue #167 Of The Week Online With DRCNet, 1/5/01 funding for alternate sentences including rehab and treatment Group's recommendationsis ending criminal sanctions for 20th, to issue more pardons or clemencies http://www.drcnet.org/wol/167.html
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RICK HALPERIN - DEATH PENALTY NEWS, 1 June, 2000 - Present: NE The Texas criminal justice system is besieged by opponents as studies find They triedto rehab him, but granted 1st by the 18member Board of pardons and Parole http://venus.soci.niu.edu/~archives/ABOLISH/rick-halperin/jun00/0119.html
TACNEWS HB 1315 Lewis, Glenn Board of pardons and Paroles duties. SB 1125 ArmbristerMediation in criminal cases. HB 3565 Uher Parental rights to rehab. http://www.county.org/resources/archive_tn/news04139.html
Extractions: TACNews is an electronic publication which provides county officials with the latest governmental news. This service is transmitted weekly via facsimile to current subscribers. An electronic news service for Texas County Government Tuesday, April 13, 1999 Volume 7 Issue 45 Susan Wendel Requests for Attorney General Opinion RQ-0041. Request from the Honorable J. Steven Houston, Brewster County Attorney, regarding whether a county attorney may serve simultaneously as an attorney for a city located in his county. RQ-0042. Request from the Honorable Steven B. Payson, Dawson County Attorney, regarding whether ambulance service is subject to competitive bidding, and related questions. RQ-0043. Request from the Honorable James Warren Smith, Jr., Frio County Attorney, regarding authority of a court to compel the school attendance of a juvenile who is not living with a custodian. RQ-0045. Request from the Honorable Patricia Gray, Chair, Public Health Committee, Texas House of Representatives, P.O. Box 2910, Austin, Texas 78768, regarding authority of an economic development corporation, and related questions. SELECT- STANDING COMMITTEE HEARING SCHEDULE House Insurance (PUBLIC HEARING) TUESDAY - 4/13/99 10:30 A.M. or Adj., E1.010
DAVID RONALD CHANDLER, Rule 33 of the Federal Rules of criminal Procedure empowers the President to grantReprieves and pardons for Offenses the whole time I was in rehab he took http://www.capdefnet.org/htm_library/Chandler1.htm
Extractions: SUBMITTED ON BEHALF OF PETITIONER DAVID RONALD CHANDLER BY HIS COUNSEL OF RECORD JOHN R. MARTIN Georgia Bar No. 473325 44 Broad Street, N.W Suite 500 Atlanta, Georgia 30303 President William J. Clinton The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20500 I. Introduction David Ronald Chandler petitions the President of the United States for clemency and commutation of his death sentence, pursuant to the authority of the President under Article II, section 2 of the United States Constitution. Mr. Chandlers sentence of death should be commuted primarily because there is now substantial doubt as to whether he is guilty of inducing the murder for which he was sentenced to death, but also because due to the failures of Mr. Chandlers trial counsel the jury which sentenced Mr. Chandler to death never knew anything about the remarkable redeeming qualities in his character. Everyone concedes, including the trial judge in Mr. Chandlers case, that his conviction and death sentence depended upon the testimony of the actual murderer, who, in exchange for a plea bargain whereby he avoided a capital prosecution of himself, testified at trial that he committed the murder because of a $500 offer from Mr. Chandler.
Archives21 Here Clinton defends pet pardons. INS Speeds criminal Aliens to Voting Booth. PuffDaddy, a Bill of Rights for Black Men, batterers' rehab, charismatic cuntism http://www.vanguardnewsnetwork.com/archives21.htm
Jenna Bush, 19, In Court Today On Alcohol Allegation [Free Republic] compassion in wanting W. to drag his daughter to rehab and mend If that degeneratefilth and all of the criminal misdeeds didn It's not trading pardons for money http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/456480/posts
Extractions: Posted on 05/16/2001 07:19:48 PDT by HennepinPrisoner AUSTIN, TEXAS Today's the day Jenna Bush faces alcohol possession charges in a Texas court. President Bush's 19-year-old daughter was issued a citation last month for allegedly drinking beer at a nightclub. She's facing a maximum fine of 500 dollars and community service. Police say she didn't appear to be intoxicated at the bar. They say the two Secret Service agents who were outside the bar didn't know Jenna Bush was inside drinking. Associated Press Posted on 05/16/2001 07:19:48 PDT by HennepinPrisoner (Lowerthe drinkingageto18@commonsense.com)
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The Clinton Rehab Project, Part 2 The Clinton rehab Project, Part 2 April 11, 2002. over his fire sale on presidentialpardons, Clinton sneered Yet it was Venezuela's criminal justice system that http://www.anncoulter.org/columns/2002/041102.htm
Extractions: April 11, 2002 YOU KNOW YOU'VE LIVED A GOOD LIFE WHEN both Fidel Castro and Bill Clinton mutter your name in disgust. If Vlad the Impaler knew about Orlando Bosch, he'd have belched out Bosch's name, too. Just a few months ago, Fidel Castro was regaling an audience in Havana's Plaza de la Revolucion with tales of Bosch's perfidy. In the sort of crisp, punchy speaking style that draws millions to hear him (nearly as much as the threat of execution), Castro compared Bosch to the Sept. 11 terrorists. Bosch, Castro said, was the perpetrator of a "monstrous terrorist act."
Governor's Office Reports: Executive Clemency Report State of Montana Board of pardons and Parole. None. Minor offense, no criminalhistory, and exemplary performance. Tremendous rehab effort - Masters degree. http://www.discoveringmontana.com/racicot/Reports/ExecClemencyRpt.htm
Extractions: Name Crime Date, County, and Sentence Executive Order Signed Board Member Objections Reason Duncan Peder McKenzie Deliberate Homicide; Aggravated Kidnapping 3-3-75, Cascade, Death Capital Offense, Board recommended against Executive Clemency, Governor Racicot did not grant clemency None McKenzie executed May 10, 1995 Michael Gary Davies Assault and Battery with a Weapon 4-1-69, Jefferson, 3yrs Probation, 4mos Jail 4-9-93, Racicot, Pardon None Demonstrated exemplary performance Gene Earl Brown Issuing a Bad Check 11-14-90, Flathead, 10yrs 11-6-92, Stephens, Commutation None Substitute non-dangerous for dangerous designation to allow parole eligibility (terminal illness) John Dickens Armstrong Aggravated Assault; Intimidation; Deviate Sexual Conduct; Escape 7-30-79, Dawson, 40yrs 10-7-92, Stephens, Commutation None Substitute non-dangerous for dangerous designation to allow parole eligibility (life in danger) Lynn D. Kirsch Possession of Dangerous Drugs with Intent to Sell 3-22-82, Missoula, 5yrs 10-19-92, Stephens, Pardon None 10 years of exemplary adjustment Edward Keith Joliff Theft Fergus, 45 days MSP, 3yrs Probation
The Clinton Rehab Project, Part 2 The Clinton rehab Project, Part 2 By Ann Coulter over his fire sale on presidentialpardons, Clinton sneered Yet it was Venezuela's criminal justice system that http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/Printable.asp?ID=83
FrontPage Magazine.com The Clinton rehab Project, Part 2 By Ann Coulter over his fire sale on presidentialpardons, Clinton sneered Yet it was Venezuela's criminal justice system that http://www.frontpagemag.com/articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=83
SPHL Support Centre -> DND Publications -> CFAO's CFAO 1932. REDRESS OF GRIEVANCE. CFAO 19-33. pardons - criminal RECORDS ACT.CFAO 19-39. HARASSMENT. CFAO 19-40. HUMAN RIGHTS DISCRIMINATION. CFAO 19-41. http://www.marpac.dnd.ca/new/training/sphl/cfaos.htm
Extractions: Table of Contents CFAO's These are only available on the MARPAC MAN CFAO 11-12 OCCUPATION TRANSFER OF NON-COMMISSIONED MEMBERS REGULAR FORCE CFAO 15-2 RELEASE - REGULAR FORCE CFAO 15-7 OBLIGATORY SERVICE CFAO 16-1 LEAVE CFAO 19-11 DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION RESPECTING MEMBERS OR EX-MEMBERS OF THE CANADIAN FORCES CFAO 19-32 REDRESS OF GRIEVANCE CFAO 19-33 PARDONS - CRIMINAL RECORDS ACT CFAO 19-39 HARASSMENT CFAO 19-40 HUMAN RIGHTS DISCRIMINATION CFAO 19-41 COMMON-LAW RELATIONSHIPS CFAO 24-6 INVESTIGATION OF INJURIES OR DEATH CFAO 26-6 PERSONNEL EVALUATION REPORTS CFAO 28-4 MARRIED QUARTERS AND SINGLE QUARTERS REQUIREMENTS -POLICY AND PROCEDURE CFAO 34-30 MEDICAL STANDARDS FOR THE CANADIAN FORCES CFAO 56-20 SECOND CAREER ASSISTANCE NETWORK PROGRAM CFAO 56-40 CANADIAN FORCES MILITARY FAMILY SUPPORT PROGRAM CFAO 207-1 PAY ALLOTMENTS CFAO 209-30 MOVEMENT OF DEPENDANTS, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS TO INTENDED PLACE OF RESIDENCE PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF TERMINAL LEAVE
Focus Alert Lack Of Drug War pardons Is Also A Scandal NOTE in prison rather than fancy drugrehab centers, Clinton They had no criminal records, not even as juveniles. http://www.mapinc.org/alert/0197.html
Extractions: NOTE: This is The 200th Focus Alert DrugSense and MAP have distributed to thousands of letter writing volunteers in our ongoing attempt to educate the media and thereby the public on a wide range of drug policy topics. Please use this milestone as the catalyst to renew your commitment and make an extra attempt to become even more involved in our group letter writing efforts.
Austin Chronicle: Victor Rodriguez: Off The Hot Seat chairman of the Texas Board of pardons and Paroles Meanwhile, he earned a degree incriminal justice from who need them, Rodriguez says, the rehab programs will http://www.austinchronicle.com/issues/vol18/issue46/pols.rodriguez.html
Extractions: photograph by Jana Birchum The office that Victor Rodriguez occupied until this week is housed on the fifth floor of the Price Daniel Building, a squat, nondescript structure just west of the sprawling Capitol complex. The small room where Rodriguez, chairman of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, worked is as Spartan and undistinguished as the building in which it sits. The walls lack any benefit of interior decoration, and the scenery a stolid view of parking lots and buildings west of Lavaca Street is less inspiring than enervating. The only decoration that adorns the room is a small, framed, black-and-white photo of Rodriguez's police academy training class, a memento almost a quarter-century old. An 18-year-old Rodriguez is barely recognizable in the back row. The 42-year-old chairman has always felt more comfortable in a policeman's uniform than in a bureaucrat's suit and tie. After four years at the helm of a parole board that has been tossed about by controversy for the latter part of the decade, Rodriguez has accepted a job as police chief in Harlingen, a border town about half the size of his hometown of Brownsville. At $72,000 a year, the job will mean a pay cut for Rodriguez, who makes $77,500 as parole board chair; more significantly, it will also mean cutting short his six-year board appointment, which would have ended in 2001. To Rodriguez, however, it's an opportune time for the move. The Harlingen Police Department has been battered by controversy since a police officer's son shot and killed two border patrol agents with a gun taken from the department, causing a scandal which led the former police chief, Jim Schoepner, to step down in January amid accusations of mismanagement and corruption. "They need to move forward on a variety of issues," says Rodriguez, who will be the first Hispanic ever to lead the department. "That's going to be my task; to basically take it from a point where they're spinning to perhaps a point where they start grabbing some traction, and then to move them forward again."
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