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Incest Within the Criminal Justice Family: The True Relationship Among Prosecutors, Defendants, Law Enforcement, Defense Attorneys, and Bail Bondsman (in English)
J. Simms
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Erik Publishing
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Incest Within the Criminal Justice Family: The True Relationship Among Prosecutors, Defendants, Law Enforcement, Defense Attorneys, and Bail Bondsman (in English) - Simms, J.
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Synopsis "Incest Within the Criminal Justice Family: The True Relationship Among Prosecutors, Defendants, Law Enforcement, Defense Attorneys, and Bail Bondsman (in English)"
Do you watch crime shows on television? Do you watch the news? Do you get your news from social media? Do you believe what you read and see? Believe me, nothing you see, read, or hear, tell the truth about the story because you do not know about the communication, and back-scratching, by the "family" members of the criminal justice system. These family members are the prosecutor, defendant, law enforcement, defense attorney, and bail bondsman. Do you wonder how prosecutors, and other family members, can commit crimes in the courtroom, and suffer no consequences? Incest Within the Criminal Justice Family exposes the truth about the backroom and under-the-table private deals and mutual protection that each family member experiences. While there are family members who have earned our respect, as with any family, there are secrets which persons outside the family are not privy, and the respected family members hide the illegal acts of the others. Opinions from Supreme Court Justices, federal judges, lawyers, and others support the premise presented by the author that there is an undercurrent of illegal and immoral activity in the criminal justice system, and, as they say, "the cover-up is worse than the crime." This book is a must read for all persons, including high school students, college and law school student, or any person who would like to pull back the curtain and answer the question, "How did that happen." It "happened" because the family let it happen.
