Archangels of Justice Weekly

This week the Archangels speak with Walter Stern, a defense attorney out of Wisconsin and someone who was wrongfully charged with money laundering. The charges were eventually overturned but after a 3-year battle he got his license back, he now fights for others who find themselves in similar circumstances. We begin by talking about his personal experience, what he went through and how he feels about it today. We then talk about what civilians should do in a similar situation and their rights. Next Sal, Ira and Walter talk about what a person should do if they are brought in for questioning by police, guilty or innocent. The conversation then leads us to what citizens should do if they are pulled over for a DUI or other traffic violations and the things that they should or should not say to police.

This takes us to the problems with the District Attorney’s office and their quest for convictions at any cost. The relationship between the DAs office and law enforcement can become tricky when there is real corruption. Walter and the Archangels talk about the solutions they see to the problem and if the problem is even fixable.

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Are civilians treated differently than Law Enforcement officers in the wake of a deadly force situation? Sal, Ira and Joe speak with nationally recognized expert in police practices and witness for the defense of George Zimmerman, Dennis Root, about this question. Also, we look at other cases where police officers are given preferential treatment after a victim turned up dead, after what can be considered a questionable shooting. Dennis goes into what a civilian should do if they find themselves in a deadly force situation and how to talk to officers at the scene. Sal and Ira share their experience with cases where Police Officers were given medals after a questionable shooting and the relationship between the District Attorney’s office and police officers. Dennis, Sal and Ira share the solutions they see for the problem to fix it for good and the importance of transparency during the investigations of officer involved shootings. Lastly, Dennis talks about the George Zimmerman case and how the media distorted the truth of what really happened that tragic night. Subscribe today, so you don’t miss any of the latest from Archangels of Justice.

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In this week’s episode, the Archangels speak with Private Investigator Dave Beers and Truth in Justice President Sheila Berry. Both have dedicated their life to helping the wrongfully convicted get out of prison. We begin with Part 1 Dave Beers who as a police officer was wrongfully prosecuted and had to fight to stay out of prison. This wrongful prosecution cost him his job but push into a career of helping those in the same situation. As the conversation moves along, we talk about some of the cases he has worked on and solutions he sees to try to fix these problems in society.

In part 2, we speak with Sheila Berry who is the President of Truth in Justice (http://www.truthinjustice.org), we begin with a conversation about Truth in Justice and problems in our justice system. We then move into the statistics of people incarcerated in the United States and how many could be wrongfully convicted. Sheila then talks about some of the solutions to these problems and the attitudes of prosecutors. We finally discuss the steps people can take in their own communities to help the wrongfully convicted get out of prison.

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In the first episode, the Archangels of Justice speak with Marcia Southwick from the NASGA about guardianship abuse. We begin by talking about the basics of guardianship, where it came from and how the law has been misused, misapplied, or manipulated. We look at the people who are most at risk for abuse and how to prevent this from happening to you or someone you love.

We asked Marcia a few questions about about the tricks guardianship companies use to get the elderly to sign over their rights (https://stopguardianabuse.org/10-dirty-tricks/).

Marcia, Sal and Ira share some stories about the people they have helped throughout the years and everything they had to go through even though their clients where in the right. This is a problem in every state and can effect every single person in the United States.

Next we talk about NASGA (National Association to Stop Guardian Abuse) and their mission:

* To protect the civil/human rights – life, liberty and property – of vulnerable persons described as “incompetent” and made wards of the state in unlawful and abusive guardianships and conservatorships;

* To end financial exploitation of their wards’ assets by court-appointed fiduciaries* who, instead of conserving their wards’ assets as required by law, force previously financially able wards onto Medicaid at Taxpayer expense;

* To be a support organization for families battling court-appointed “protectors” who permit due process and other violations of law to occur, including physical and mental abuse and isolation; and

* To obtain reform – through outreach, education and advocacy – by meaningful amendment of existing statutes and increased penalties against violations of law.

From more information about NASGA, visit their website at: https://stopguardianabuse.org

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