Along with his critique he offers recommendations for fixing what he views as a broken system, namely by relaxing the current rules regarding gathering of evidence and obtaining confessions--indeed a case of backing up to move forward, for this was precisely the system employed before the Supreme Court effected the
| Title | : | Justice Overruled: Unmasking the Criminal Justice System |
| Author | : | Burton S. Katz |
| Rating | : | 4.98 (883 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 044652042X |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 270Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-9-9 |
| Language | : | English |
Along with his critique he offers recommendations for fixing what he views as a broken system, namely by relaxing the current rules regarding gathering of evidence and obtaining confessions--indeed a case of backing up to move forward, for this was precisely the system employed before the Supreme Court effected the changes that Katz rails against. Burton S. Katz, a former prosecutor and trial judge, blames the Supreme Court for creating an atmosphere in which the hands of police are tied while known criminals are set free--not because of a dearth of evidence, but due to technicalities and a procedural maze. In light of recent high-profile cases involving Rodney King, O.J. Simpson, and the Menendez brothers,
Justice Overruled is a timely and pragmatic approach to criminal justice reform from a 25-year insider. Katz argues that by creating legal loopholes for defense attorneys, law enforcement officers are more likely to bend the truth concerning how evidence was gathered and whether a defendant was read their rights correctly, a widespread phenomenon known as "testi-lying." Thi
It will make you cry, laugh, and more.I commend both Scott for his bravery, and Shaaren for knowing who Scott was before he became an addict. If you, or someone you love is living the hell of addiction, grab this book to share the struggle and the victory Scott and Shaaren speak of.While I've enjoyed the Argonaut(Washington,DC) for dining, now I'll have such a deeper understanding, and love, for the people who work and serve us at this community institution.. This is the same judge who let the killer of Dominique Dunne off with a slap on the wrist. With this knowledge its hard to like this book.. I am greatly saddened that this exceptional ranger was sacrificed, no, persecuted, by the very agency to which he was so dedicated. Go Danno!!!. Both have been through so much, and reading their story gives me hope that others may find and read this story, and be inspired.. No problem. I had the privilege of working with Danno at one of the parks he mentions in his book. Great!. Yo
Tour.". A criminal court judge reveals recent abuse and misuse of justice in the American criminal justice system--such as why winning has become more important that truth--and presents suggestions for reform
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