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Judges and Judiciary,
Criminal,
Constitutional Law

Nov. 27, 2014

Fixing our two tier system of justice

No indictment, no justice, in the cold blooded killing, of unarmed African-American youth, Michael Brown, by Ferguson, Missouri, white police officer, Darren Wilson. Deja Vu!

Aram B. James

Albert Cobarrubias Justice Project

335 Park St
Redwood City , CA 94061

Fax: (650) 424-9191

Aram is a former Santa Clara Count assistant public defender, police watchdog, social activist, and civil rights attorney. He is a member of the Coalition for Justice and Accountability and a co-founder of the Albert Cobarrubias Justice Project, a grassroots legal advocacy organization located in San Jose.

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No indictment, no justice, in the cold blooded killing, of unarmed African-American youth, Michael Brown, by Ferguson, Missouri, white police officer, Darren Wilson. Deja Vu!

Can we achieve systemic justice in officer involved shootings, and other forms of police murder? Is it possible in this country, given our two tier justice system, one designed for the police and another designed for the rest of us? What are the necessary steps we must take to restore trust in our criminal ju...

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