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Prosecutors can âœindict a ham sandwich,â? we
hear, and laugh at the absurdity. Yet the
joke captures a truth federal prosecutors wield
enormous power over us all. And the federal
criminal justice system is so stacked in favor of
the government that shocking numbers of innocent
people have been sent to prison. In Conviction
Machine, two leading authorities combine their
knowledge and experience to describe the problems
within the Department of Justice and in the
federal courtsâand to offer solutions. Both
have already published books exposing flaws and
abuses in the system. Harvey A. Silverglate,
a prominent criminal defense and civil liberties
lawyer, showed that every one of us is vulnerable
to criminal prosecution in Three Felonies a Day
How the Feds Target the Innocent. Sidney Powell,
a former federal prosecutor in three districts
under nine United States attorneys from both
political parties and lead counsel in more than
500 federal appeals, witnessed appalling abuses
by prosecutors that prompted her to write
Licensed to Lie Exposing Corruption in the
Department of Justice. Together, Powell and
Silverglate shine a light on the defects of the
system overzealous prosecutors, perjury
traps, negligent judges, perverse limits on
self-defense, vague and overabundant criminal
statutes, insufficient requirements for criminal
intent, and no accountability for prosecutors.
Most important, they provide a much-needed
blueprint for reforming the Department of Justice
and the criminal justice system,
including actions an average citizen can take to
help restore justice.
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Grandparents' Rights Your Legal Guide to
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Grandchildren Paperback â December 1, 2005