Posted on Apr 4, 2022
Ketanji Brown Jackson Granted COVID Release to Defendants in Serious Crimes
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Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson said in the early days of the pandemic it would be "reasonable" to release "each and every" person in District of Columbia jails, and she went on to grant COVID-related releases to defendants and inmates implicated in serious crimes. In the early days of the pandemic, Judge Jackson made a passionate appeal on behalf of inmates in Washington, D.C., jails and said pandemic conditions could justify releasing them.
In one instance, Jackson granted pretrial release to a defendant allegedly involved in a deadly fentanyl-trafficking ring, requiring only that he comply with a 10 p.m. curfew. In another case, she released an inmate with multiple bank robbery convictions. Prosecutors opposed both moves.
COVID outbreaks were common in prisons across the country and prompted authorities to reduce jail populations to slow transmission. As of this writing, 292 inmates have died of COVID out of 135,000 in the federal system—less than one quarter of one percent—according to the Bureau of Prisons. Some researchers suggest this move contributed to the late spike in violent crime.
In one instance, Jackson granted pretrial release to a defendant allegedly involved in a deadly fentanyl-trafficking ring, requiring only that he comply with a 10 p.m. curfew. In another case, she released an inmate with multiple bank robbery convictions. Prosecutors opposed both moves.
COVID outbreaks were common in prisons across the country and prompted authorities to reduce jail populations to slow transmission. As of this writing, 292 inmates have died of COVID out of 135,000 in the federal system—less than one quarter of one percent—according to the Bureau of Prisons. Some researchers suggest this move contributed to the late spike in violent crime.
Ketanji Brown Jackson Granted COVID Release to Defendants in Serious Crimes
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Lt Col Charlie Brown - She should not be on the Supreme Court IMHO! She is too soft on Crime! I bet if she had been attacked on the streets of D.C. that she would rapidly change her tune... Just saying...
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I think it was pretty much a given that the Democrats will push her through being that she fills a certain quota that they wanna see. Add in the fact that she seems to be hard-left, we're in a world of hurt.
"She's only actually published a single decision as an appellate judge..."
https://www.aei.org/op-eds/remembering-the-black-woman-biden-blocked-from-the-supreme-court/
"She's only actually published a single decision as an appellate judge..."
https://www.aei.org/op-eds/remembering-the-black-woman-biden-blocked-from-the-supreme-court/
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FN Steven Santucci
It is a little hard to understand because we are not used to it, so here is a website. Different country's uses different systems, they don't use insurance companies. This will explain it better.
https://www.griffinbenefits.com/blog/how-does-healthcare-in-europe-work
https://www.euro.who.int/en
https://www.griffinbenefits.com/blog/how-does-healthcare-in-europe-work
https://www.euro.who.int/en
How Does Healthcare in Europe Work?
Here's a brief overview of how healthcare in Europe works, how it compares to the United States, and how it impacts employee benefit programs.
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FN Steven Santucci
OMG, excuse the forwardness, not trying to rude but are you that dumb??? What answer do you want me to give or do you want me to read what's in the websites??????? Please Read the sites. Different country's use different types of health care. Italy France use different types of single payer, they incorporate different outside things so everybody can afford health care. Its hard to give you a name because its called different. I can tell you Affordable Health Care is one name. I have tried to explain Kodak they way it happened I LIVE IN ROCHESTER, I DON'T NEED OUTSIDE INTERPRETATIONS ON WHAT HAPPENED. PEOPLE i KNOW WORKED THERE, SAW IT ON THE NEWS AND I SAW THE RESULTS.
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FN Steven Santucci - This isn't Italy or France. Or even any other country in Europe. Which private company, with no ties to the insurance companies do you propose is going to be running our healthcare here? I don't give a shit what Italy is doing. Italy has a population of 60m. We have 330m. That's a big difference.
If the government is mandating the coverage that you must have (like a single male having to carry maternity coverage), how do you propose that's going to work?
You didn't try to explain what happened to Kodak, you just blamed it on Republicans.
And by the way, affordable healthcare does not equal quality healthcare. You get what you pay for.
If the government is mandating the coverage that you must have (like a single male having to carry maternity coverage), how do you propose that's going to work?
You didn't try to explain what happened to Kodak, you just blamed it on Republicans.
And by the way, affordable healthcare does not equal quality healthcare. You get what you pay for.
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I believe it’s been amply proven her woke thought process gives much shorter sentences to criminals. This is the same thought process that has our Country suffering rising crime rates in Progressive Marxist Democrat run cities.
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