The Sui Generis Show - Civil Rights and Criminal Injustice

The Sui Generis Show - Civil Rights and Criminal Injustice

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The Sui Generis Show - Civil Rights and Criminal Injustice episodes

  • Episode 25 - Double Jeopardy

    Segment One:

    • the FBI releases reports on hate crimes reaching record highs
  • notorious mobster James "Whitey" Bulger’s family sues the United States Bureau Of Prisons for failing to protect him while in federal custody
  • Brandy Murah Alabama Department of Human Resources has been sentenced to 15 years for falsifying drug testing results.

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    Segment Two: The Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution’s Double Jeopardy Clause.   

    25 min
  • Episode 24 - Portugal's Holistic Addiction Response Model

    Segment One:

    1. CNN reports racism in Columbus Police Department among members of the force
  • Defendants in the Ahmaud Arbery case are denied bail
  • Officer involved in Breona Taylor’s death has been sued in an unrelated incident involving sexual assault of a law student

    • Segment Two:

    Exploring Portugal’s holistic approach to drug addiction and insight into what we should expect from Oregon’s recent drug decriminalization.

    35 min
  • Episode 23 - Warrantless Digital Surveillance

    Segment One:

    • Changes brought to Ohio’s criminal justice system by way of the November 3rd election results
  • Johnny Depp loses his defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard
  • The weird case of a musician arrested and jailed for the promotional photos he took for his band

    • Segment Two: 

    Warrantless surveillance of our digital footprint has been come a reliable tool for law enforcement in investigations and prosecutions of a myriad of criminal offenses. It is not just sex offenders and dark net drug sales the police are sweeping up while monitoring the internet and its forums in real time. How is the government tracking you and what can you do to stop it?

    35 min
  • Episode 22 - Civil Rights vs. Civil Liberties

    Segment One:

    • Developments in the Breona Taylor case;
  • A member of the Boogaloo Bois has been charged with offenses related to his shooting at a Minnesota Police Station;
  • A look at the sentencing of Keith Raniere, leader of the cult at the center of the HBO documentary The Vow.

    • Segment Two: The relationship between your civil liberties and your civil rights.   

    45 min
  • Episode 21 - The Trial Tax and Erosion of the Sixth Amendment

    In Segment One:

    1. rampant death in America’s jail systems
  • Danny Masterson’s case will proceed to trial
  • more information comes out in the Breonna Taylor case

    • In Segment Two:

    Prosecutors request increased penalties when the accused exercises his right to a jury trial. Their actions are aimed at eroding the right to a trial and instilling ever increasing authoritarianism. Here's how we fight back!

    45 min
  • Episode 20 - Was there a rise in domestic violence during the pandemic?

    Segment One:

    • The California Supreme Court’s decision overturning Scott Peterson’s death sentence
  • The case of Torres v. Madrid is argued in the the United States Supreme Court on civil rights and the Fourth Amendment's Seizure clause
  • A peek behind the curtain at the interrogations of two teens accused of killing a woman in Logan County Ohio

    • Segment Two: The Ohio Domestic Violence Network claims a drastic rise in domestic violence during the pandemic. A closer look at their numbers reveals exaggerations, distortions, and disinformation.

    35 min
  • Episode 19 - Defunding the Police

    Segment One:

    • Exoneration of Frances Choy
  • Prosecutors intend to use the racist past of the men accused of killing Ahmad Arbery
  • The strange case of the conspiracy to kidnap Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan governor

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    Segment Two: The movement to “defund the police” and its implications for criminal justice reform.

    36 min
  • Episode 18 - Driver's License Suspensions During the COVID Pandemic

    Segment One: your weekly dose of criminal injustice system and civil rights news and analysis

    • an Ohio resident goes viral after being arrested at a football game due to her refusal to leave the stadium
  • New England Patriots Owner Robert Kraft is no longer facing solicitation charges
  • The Breona Taylor case moves into a new phase as the Grand Jury Transcripts are release

    • Segment two: Driver's license suspensions during the pandemic

    21 min
  • Episode 17 - Medical Care for Incarcerated Persons

    In segment one, your weekly dose of criminal injustice and civil rights news:

    • Kentucky refuses to charge officers in the murder of Breonna Taylor
  • Evidence confirming police and prosecutor misconduct contributes to more than half of all exonerations
  • The passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg who was, herself, a civil rights warrior and one of my personal idols.

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    In segment two, as promised, we’ll be exploring access to medical care provided to those in custody, such as your local county jail or within the state prison. 

    29 min
  • Episode 16 - De-Escalation Tactics

    Segment One:

    • Utah Officer Nickolas Pearce facing felony assault charges for using his canine to assault a submissive person
  • Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals reinstates a civil rights lawsuit against Cuyahoga County Child Protective Services
  • An independent investigation into Columbus Police’s behavior during the May and June protests over police killings goes public

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    Segment Two: de-escalation tactics and training, and it’s use both on and off the streets

    38 min

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We're on a mission to educate the public about the Criminal In-Justice System and Civil Rights. Each week, we'll talk about current events in the Criminal In-Justice system and Civil Rights in segment…