The list could fit 30 football fields length if it truly reflected a real time ongoing reality for many people facing punishments that don’t match the crime

She was so ill that complying with her treatment wasn’t really possible. She’d see the Pepsi logo and think it was an eye, someone spying on her. She missed an appointment because in the clinic parking lot, she saw a red car. She was too scared, repeating over and over again the words, “red blood, red blood.”

Inducted/elected in 2019.

Double speak. Technicalities. Falling on deaf ears.

There have been a few judges/lawyers in my past who showed respect and understanding…but the ones who did not truly burned-roasted-what little hope I had left of a normal future. In the worst most cruel way possible.

Join us, or Die.

Wow, who knew.

Motion to file for early termination of probation denied, in Fall of 2023. Found out two months after initial request.

Napoleon badged himself a little too early.

Shame is a major money maker in the USA

We are criminalizing symptoms of injury, further alienating individuals who have already faced a lifetime of abuse.

According to the National Institute of Justice, as many as 100 million people in the U.S. have criminal records, many for non-violent offenses (source: National Institute of Justice). These individuals are often barred from exercising their constitutional right to bear arms due to these charges.

My journey being tricked into getting arrested by showing up to the nondescript federal building in Norfolk, only to be arrested on the spot and sent to Western Tidewater for 3 days, with no warning.