Saturday, June 16, 2007

“New Jersey’s Unconstitutional Application of Bail”

The lenient treatment that Paris Hilton enjoys from the criminal justice system should be of no special moment to Black, self-appointed, spokespersons. Absent a status as persistent criminal offender, every white person enjoy the same rights, privileges and immunities. Prisons are the most segregated institutions in the country.
Prison is a term that came into vogue after the enactment of the gradual emancipation statutes and after the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment. Otherwise, Blacks, typically, were lynched as a matter of last resort or severely whipped during slavery. Prison is an alternative to enslavement and work release is an alternative to prison. Idleness is a federal crime.
The Eighth Amendment reads: “Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishment inflicted.” This constitutional proviso is supposed to be applicable to the states under the Fourteenth Amendment. Many states have similar, constitutional provisos.
All arrests –legal and illegal– provide the state with an opportunity to subjugate Black defendants to legal restraints and to extract a ransom from them. States reap huge profits from one-sided contracts. Bail is also a profitable business for financial institutions.
Court-approved ransoms encourage wrongful convictions. Incarceration not only affects the ability of defendants to retain competent and zealous attorneys but it also undermines the opportunity of defendants to assist in the preparation of their defenses. A jury, for example, is unable to see a defendant socializing with other persons. Intangibles are very important in winning an acquittal.
The late Justice Bruce Wright of Manhattan Supreme Court was bad news for the insurance industry. Similarly, he was bad news for the prison-industrial complex. He used the same bail formula for Black defendants that white judges had always used for white defendants. Justice Wright violated accounting rules of capitalism.
Since there are very few white defendants in the criminal justice system, Black defendants are needed to finance the criminal justice system and financial institutions. The oppressed are required to finance their own oppression. Enslaved Africans were “chattel slaves” but it was chattel paper that Wall Street employed to fuel capitalism.
The standard for Black defendants is zero tolerance. In torts, it is called strict liability. Under the slave codes, Blacks were heathens. Thus, they were incapable of becoming Christians and they were untrustworthy. The Mormon Church continued this pseudo-religious belief after the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment.
Zero tolerance and strict liability, by law, must apply to heathens. Since zero tolerance is in the law, it simply means that Blacks, in the eyes of the law, are still heathens. Aside from the World Court, a domestic weapon to combat racial defamation is the Thirteenth Amendment. Black spokespersons stay away from both.
The English language, itself, is inherently racist. To describe a chocolate cake of a certain type, English refers to it as devil’s food cake. On the other hand, a white cake, similarly situated, is referred to as angel’s food cake.
Psycholinguistics plays a central role in shaping the attitudes and beliefs of persons. The chance of a white person in the United States not being a white supremacist is from slim to none. White supremacy is well-structured. Noah Webster wrote its dictionary two decades after the Constitution.
James Cunneely and Sylvester L. Jones are school teachers in New Jersey. They have been recently accused of having a sexual preference for young girls rather than their wives. They are white and they are still teachers.
Cunneely, 31, has had sex with a 15-year-old female student in various venues including the bedroom of the girl’s mother. During his suspension, he has been able to receive some pay, from his employer, to support his wife and three young children.
Jones, 56, was spotted, in his vehicle, having sex with a 17-year-old student. When the police called the girl’s mother, the mother said the male perpetrator had to be “Jones.” He had been caught before with the girl. The judge, in the first case, had ordered Jones to stay away from the student.
When Cunneely and Jones appeared in court, recently, for arraignment, judges saw them as angels. White is a synonym for angel. For his second offense with the same girl, Jones’ wife had to post only $10,000. She made him walk home, however. Cunneely, on the other hand, had to post $7,500. This was his first offense.
James Darden is a teacher at Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Teaneck, New Jersey. He was belatedly charged with having sex with a 13 year-old student nine years ago. The complainant is now 21 year-old. This is a repeat of the Central Park jogger case.
Darden is Black and the judge saw him as a devil. Black is a synonym for devil. The judge in Hackensack is now holding Darden on $350,000 bail without an alternative. Judges have 20/20 vision. There was no mistaken identity.
If a white male rapes a Black female and the Black female complains to the criminal justice system, she becomes the devil. The trial of Durham District Attorney Michael Nifong started on June 12 for prosecuting three Duke students on rape charges. The complainant was Black. She became the devil. It is anti-Christian for a white, male prosecutor to defend a female devil.
Thirty years ago, this month, the U.S. Supreme Court struck-down Virginia’s ban on interracial marriages in Loving v. Virginia. The Lovings had to flee Virginia. They had been married in the District of Columbia in the 1950’s. If the male had been Black, there would have been a lynching and the legal issue would have become moot.
This country is still not ready for interracial sex involving a Black male and a white female. If the allegations concerning Darden are true, the major concern is the race rather than the age of the female. It does not help that the complainant is the daughter of a judge in Bergen County. This is the reverse of Tawana Brawley.
Steven Pagones was an assistant district attorney in Dutchess County and his father was a judge. This was an obvious conflict-of-interest. Dutchess County Judge Judith Hillery demanded that Gov. Mario Cuomo appoint a special prosecutor. All of the Dutchess County judges refused to participate in any facet of Brawley.
New Jersey has disregarded the conflict-of-interest inherent in State v. Darden. A Bergen County judge is demanding a ransom. In the interim, Gov. Jon Corzine is ignoring his constitutional duties while Darden is being judicially lynched.
6/14/07

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Blogger Unknown said...

You are not an attorney anymore.

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