CONVICTED BRINKS ROBBER BECOMES A VERY SPECIAL JAILHOUSE LAWYER

CONVICTED BRINKS ROBBER BECOMES A VERY SPECIAL JAILHOUSE LAWYERAUTHOR: L.W.MILLER

CASE BY CASE ANALYSIS WHILE IN PRISONJohnson v. Avery, 393 U.S. 483 (1969);This case overthrew the prison rules that forbid prisoners to assist other prisoner's in legal matters.Cooper v. Pate; 378 U.S. 546 (1964):This case overthrew the prison rules against prisoners receiving religious (Muslim) publications.Luther Miller v. John Twoomey, no. 71 c 1885, 323 f. supp. 1352 (1971):This case overthrew the prison rules that allowed the prison to refuse parole hearing to a prisoner with out due process of law.

*The prisoner was released on a habeas corpus petition filed with U.S. Court (writ of certiorari); All of the foregoing cases were filed pro-se, (prisoners filing on their on behalf without the assistance of legal counsel .

LUTHER MILLER VS. JAMES Y. CARTER, CITY OF CHICGAO, 547 F2D. 1314THIS CASE OVERTHREW A CITY ORDIANCE THAT ALLOWED THE CITY OF CHICAGO TO DENY A LICENCSE OFFENDER (DOUBLE JEOPARDY). THE EX-OFFENDER WON A JUDGEMENT AND MONETARY DAMAGES.LUTHER MILLER VS. ADVANCED STUDIES, INC., 85 C101267THIS CASE WON A JUDGEMENT AGAINST A BOOK SALES COMPANY THAT RACIALLY DISCRIMATED COMMISIONS: 15% AFRICAN AMERICANS AND 45% OF WHITE-AMERICANS DAMAGES WERE SUBSANTIAL LUTHER MILLER VS. MARYAM AHMAD, ET AL, 05 C5775THIS CASE WON AGAINST THE PUBLIC DEFENDERS OFFICER AND THE COOK COUNTY STATES ATTORNEY COERCE PRISONERS (75 AT ONE TIME) TO ACCEPT JAIL TIME FOR MINOR OFFENSES.

CASE BY CASE ANALYSIS AFTER PRISONCASES THAT WON THE RIGHTS OF INMATESCOOPER VS PATE: JOHNSON V AVERYMILLER & THOMAS VS. ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONSMILLER VS. TWOOMEY, ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

CLASS ACTION LAWSUITS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS AGAINST PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYERS THAT DENY JOBS, ARBITRARILY , TO EX-OFFENDERS BECAUSE OF VERY OLD AND INSIGNIFICANT OFFENSES.

CASES THAT CAN OPEN THE JOB MARKET FOR EX-OFFENDERSTHE NEXT MAJOR CLASS ACTION CASES TO BE FILED ON BEHALF OF EX-OFFENDERSSHOULD POTENTIALLY BE AGAINST THE CORPORATIONS THAT ARE ENGAGED IN THE PRIVATIZATION OF PRISONS NATIONWIDE, FOR LACK OF TRAINING AND THE PERPETUATION 65% PLUS RECIDIVISM RATE, AS WELL AS AGAINST THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THOSE PERSONS ENTITIES THAT HAVE A FINANCIAL INTEREST IN THE NATION PRISON COMPLEX. THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST IS BLATANT.

POLICTIAL OFFICES THAT EXPRESS AN INTEREST IN THE PLIGHT OF EX-OFFENDERS

CHURCHES THAT EXPRESS AN INTEREST IN THE PLIGHT OF EX-OFFENDERS

NOT FOR PROFIT COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS THAT SPECIALIZE IN ASSISITNG

RESOURCES AND CONTACTS TO INSURE OFFENDERS WIN!!!

INSPIRATIONAL SUMMARYApproximately 30+ years ago, the business of prisons and jails were taken over by private corporations, Wackenhut corporation, etc. these companies were listed on the public stock exchange. In their first quarter's NASDAQ profits report, they reported 20 billion dollars at that time, that represented barely 5% of the prison market. What this means is that every time a prison/jail bed is filled, the value of stocks goes up any organization that is related to incarcerating and convicting people increases the value of their stock. We must know directly and/or indirectly, who has a interest in this stock. This is a huge project, that has the potential to affect the constant inflow of prisoners that represent wealth to the stockholders!!

CALL TO

ARMSBack in 1971, a very known social scientist described our Black communities into three categories:.. Those who are currently in prison; 2)Those of you who have been to prison and released, and 3) Those who are waiting to go to prison..This epitaph was and is so accurate today that it is very frightening. As was reported in the Black Scholar, Apr.-May, of 1971 by Dr. Robert Chrisman, .Black Prisoners, White Law. .All Black prisoners are political prisoners are political prisoners, for their condition derives from the political inequity of Black people in America. A Black prisoners crime may or may not have been political against the state, but the states action against him is always political.This author wrote a thesis in 1971, analyzing the Illinois state prison system (this thesis is in the book) verifying the racial makeup of the prison population being over 75% Black. The number of prisons has increased by over 15 fold, and the population has mushroomed to an extreme amount, that caused the governments, ---state and federal--- to allow the prison system to be converted to public stock, and shares sold on the public stock exchange. The more prisoners, the more value is added to the stock. This is a conspiracy---to the chain gangs of old. Example, in the 1st quarter of the prisons going private, over 25 billon dollars was traded on the stock exchanges. That number has made prison stock a potential to become blue chip stock. This conspiracy must be stopped. Our society is self destructing under the guise of a profit.This book has a tested formula for curbing and changing the tide of self-destruction. If you are in favor of more crime, perpetually, then of course, you can ignore this call to arms. If you want to support a time tested means of crime prevention, then support this concept.Song For My FatherHorace SilverAbove & Beyond - Rock, Pop And Reggae Heaven Vol. 15, track 14/22, disc 1/12011Pop439179.53eng - Amazon.com Song ID: 225486341