Justice System

The Tragic Tale of Liam Ashley: A System's Failure

KC Fairlight

The Tragic Case of Liam Ashley: A Heartbreaking Tale of Systemic Failure

Martin Sparks

The tragic murder of 17-year-old Liam Ashley in a New Zealand prison van highlights systemic failures in justice and prison transport systems, prompting calls for reform and better protection for young offenders.

The Tragic Case of Liam Ashley: A Failure of the System

Vince Vanguard

The tragic murder of Liam Ashley in a New Zealand prison van highlights systemic failures in the justice system's handling of young offenders.

The Enigma of Raymond Smith Jr.

KC Fairlight

Raymond Smith Jr., a Brooklyn-based artist, uses his vibrant street art and installations to address themes of identity and social justice, becoming a voice for underrepresented communities.

The Tragic Tale of Farkhunda Malikzada: A Cry for Justice

KC Fairlight

The tragic murder of Farkhunda Malikzada in Kabul highlights the urgent need for justice reform and women's rights in Afghanistan.

The Curious Case of Melvin Carr: A Tale of Redemption and Resilience

KC Fairlight

Melvin Carr's journey from wrongful accusation to exoneration highlights the flaws in the justice system and the power of community support in achieving redemption and resilience.

The Case of R v Harbottle: A Legal Drama Unfolds

KC Fairlight

The case of R v Harbottle highlights the complexities of legal responsibility and collective culpability in Canadian law, emphasizing the need for a balanced justice system.

The Enigmatic Allure of "Shadow of the Law" (1930 Film)

KC Fairlight

A captivating 1930 film, 'Shadow of the Law' delves into themes of justice and morality, reflecting the societal challenges of its era through a gripping narrative and innovative sound techniques.

The Twisted Journey of Rodney Alcala: Charmer Turned Killer

KC Fairlight

Rodney Alcala's tale is not just of a charming TV personality but a chilling serial killer cloaked in charisma, revealing cracks in a justice system striving to catch up.

Behind Bars: The Allure of 'Lockup' that Gen Z Can't Resist

KC Fairlight

'Lockup' is an enthralling TV series that takes viewers into the gritty realities of prison life, making them ponder the ethics of incarceration and the need for reform.

Decoding 'Prison Four': A Journey into Military Detention

Martin Sparks

'Prison Four', an intriguing military detention facility in Israel, offers insights into military discipline, with a focus on rehabilitation and reform rather than mere punishment.

Prison Four: Where Coddling Criminals Meets Reality

Vince Vanguard

Imagine a place where the term "correctional" is being interpreted with the leniency of a kindergarten teacher handing out Participation Trophies. Welcome to Prison Four, a concept from the liberal safe zones where justice takes a back seat to misguided compassion.

Vatten och Bröd: The Real Meal Behind Bars

Vince Vanguard

Prison meals are under scrutiny, with "Vatten och bröd" stirring debate about justice and punishment. This blog explores the contentious issue of austere diets in the penal system.

Joshua Anderson: The Serial Killer You're Not Supposed to Talk About

Vince Vanguard

The obsession with covering up horrendous truths knows no bounds. Meet Joshua Anderson, a deranged serial killer who shocked America’s heartlands during the late 1990s.

The Man They Couldn't Hang: The Curious Case of John Babbacombe Lee

Vince Vanguard

The incredible story of John Babbacombe Lee, the man who survived three failed execution attempts, challenges our understanding of justice, fate, and the power of public opinion in the late 19th century.

Why Rosa Lee Ingram's Story is a Conservative Wake-Up Call

Vince Vanguard

Rosa Lee Ingram's tale isn't just another chapter in American legal history—it's a cautionary tale about the dangers of mixing politics with justice.

Unleash the Chaos: Why 'Free All the Monsters' is Just Another Liberal Fantasy

Vince Vanguard

Brace yourselves as we enter the world of the outrageous. 'Free All the Monsters' is the call from those who believe the justice system should release prisoners so society can test if monsters can transform into model citizens.

The Remarkable Story of Martin Corey: A Journey Through Justice and Freedom

Martin Sparks

Martin Corey's life story highlights the ongoing struggle for justice and human rights in post-conflict Northern Ireland, emphasizing the challenges of balancing security and individual freedoms.

Richard Heaton: The Unsung Hero of Conservative Values

Vince Vanguard

Richard Heaton's impactful tenure as Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Justice highlights his unwavering commitment to conservative values and justice reform in the UK.

Dave Aronberg: The Liberal Prosecutor Who Loves the Spotlight

Vince Vanguard

Dave Aronberg's tenure as State Attorney highlights the tension between media-savvy self-promotion and the pursuit of justice in high-profile legal cases.

Mapping the Future: Understanding the GEO Group and Its Role in Justice

Martin Sparks

Unravel the complexities of the GEO Group, a key player in the correctional landscape that combines innovation with social responsibility, shaping the future of justice systems worldwide.

Askham Grange: Where Criminals Get a Free Ride

Vince Vanguard

HM Prison Askham Grange is an open women's prison in North Yorkshire, UK, that claims to focus on rehabilitation. However, its approach often seems more like a liberal overreach, offering privileges rather than deterrence.

The Monster of Florence: A Tale of Twisted Justice

Vince Vanguard

Unravel the chilling tale of the Monster of Florence, a serial killer who eluded justice amidst a chaotic investigation and media frenzy in Italy.

Capital Punishment: A Cinematic Exploration of Justice and Morality

KC Fairlight

Capital Punishment is a gripping 2023 drama that examines the complexities of the death penalty through a high-profile murder trial, challenging viewers to reflect on justice and morality.