reality
06-30-2004, 06:08 AM
Good Day All,
Thanx for posting! I hope you and yours are well and will continue to be.
Cool. Good points. Excellent.
"Breaking News
For Immediate Release
July 1, 2004 @ 10:00am
Contact: C. E. "Sonny" Scroggins
PRESS CONFERENCE, In Front of the New Topeka Juvenile Correctional Facility, 1440 NW 25th Street
May 28, 2004
To: All Media Outlets
From: C. E. "Sonny" Scroggins, Bias Busters/NAN
Subject: Moratorium on New Jails and Prisons builded In Kansas and America
Topeka, Kansas.........July 1, 2004, at 10:00am, Press Conference at the new Topeka Juvenile Correctional Facility, 1440 NW 25th. Music will be provide by Bias Busters Family Worship Community Choir of Greater Kansas City, Mo.(FWCC)
For more Information call: C. E. "Sonny" Scroggins, (785) 232-3761, biasbustersofkansas@yahoo.com; Juanita Jackson, (816) 419-6157.
SEE ATTACHED: Background Infomation
John Green <jgreen@hutchnews.com> wrote:
From: "John Green"
Subject: May 25, 2004 Hutchinson News Editorial
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 12:13:44 -0500
On Prisoner deaths, State law establishes uniform review process:
Sonny Scroggins deserves credit for pushing for legislative action to
provide for improved treatment of prisoners in Kansas.
Legislators this session approved of the "The Scroggins Initiative."
It requires the Kansas Bureau of Investigation to conduct a thor-ough
review of any inmate death in state, county or juvenile correctional
facilities, or the death of any person in private or out-of-state facilities.
The law mandates an investigation of deaths suspected to result from
natural causes, suicide or other means. Yet a review of the death of an
inmate who dies of old age, for example, would take less investigation than
a case involving potential abuse, neglect or official neglige nce of a
prisoner. The law also requires that the bureau report its findings to
legisla-tors and make its investigation report available to the public.
The KBI investigates about 95 percent of all inmate deaths or re-lated
deaths that occur in state prisons and county jails across the state. So the
measure merely establishes uniform procedures for that ap-proach.
The public will benefit from an outside review of all prisoner deaths.
The review process also fulfills a state obligation to ensure that the
state prisons and county jails operate within the law."
All, what do you think? Lest "we" forget, if you don't exercise
responsibility, its Siamese sister, freedom, will wither, as well. Sadly,
now, it first needs to be exorcized before its exercised. Copy, share, as
you will. Viva la evolution! Music is life's song accompanying the abundance
of joy's Spring. Enjoy a vernal eve' as you can. I look forward to hearing
from you.
Matutinally Yours, james m nordlund reality (aja) :)
For those interested :) "of or pertaining to the morning, day: relating to
or happening in the morning or in the early part of the day (formal),
(Mid-16th century, from late Latin matutinalis, from Matuta, goddess of the
dawn.)" Disabled Greens News and discussion (own), Group home page :)
http://******************/group/DisabledGreensNews/ ,
Abuse in Therapy (own), Group homepage :)
http://health.******************/group/AbuseinTherapy/ "Painting
is poetry which is seen and not heard, and poetry is a painting
which is heard but not seen." ~ Leonardo da Vinci Ciao.
Thanx for posting! I hope you and yours are well and will continue to be.
Cool. Good points. Excellent.
"Breaking News
For Immediate Release
July 1, 2004 @ 10:00am
Contact: C. E. "Sonny" Scroggins
PRESS CONFERENCE, In Front of the New Topeka Juvenile Correctional Facility, 1440 NW 25th Street
May 28, 2004
To: All Media Outlets
From: C. E. "Sonny" Scroggins, Bias Busters/NAN
Subject: Moratorium on New Jails and Prisons builded In Kansas and America
Topeka, Kansas.........July 1, 2004, at 10:00am, Press Conference at the new Topeka Juvenile Correctional Facility, 1440 NW 25th. Music will be provide by Bias Busters Family Worship Community Choir of Greater Kansas City, Mo.(FWCC)
For more Information call: C. E. "Sonny" Scroggins, (785) 232-3761, biasbustersofkansas@yahoo.com; Juanita Jackson, (816) 419-6157.
SEE ATTACHED: Background Infomation
John Green <jgreen@hutchnews.com> wrote:
From: "John Green"
Subject: May 25, 2004 Hutchinson News Editorial
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 12:13:44 -0500
On Prisoner deaths, State law establishes uniform review process:
Sonny Scroggins deserves credit for pushing for legislative action to
provide for improved treatment of prisoners in Kansas.
Legislators this session approved of the "The Scroggins Initiative."
It requires the Kansas Bureau of Investigation to conduct a thor-ough
review of any inmate death in state, county or juvenile correctional
facilities, or the death of any person in private or out-of-state facilities.
The law mandates an investigation of deaths suspected to result from
natural causes, suicide or other means. Yet a review of the death of an
inmate who dies of old age, for example, would take less investigation than
a case involving potential abuse, neglect or official neglige nce of a
prisoner. The law also requires that the bureau report its findings to
legisla-tors and make its investigation report available to the public.
The KBI investigates about 95 percent of all inmate deaths or re-lated
deaths that occur in state prisons and county jails across the state. So the
measure merely establishes uniform procedures for that ap-proach.
The public will benefit from an outside review of all prisoner deaths.
The review process also fulfills a state obligation to ensure that the
state prisons and county jails operate within the law."
All, what do you think? Lest "we" forget, if you don't exercise
responsibility, its Siamese sister, freedom, will wither, as well. Sadly,
now, it first needs to be exorcized before its exercised. Copy, share, as
you will. Viva la evolution! Music is life's song accompanying the abundance
of joy's Spring. Enjoy a vernal eve' as you can. I look forward to hearing
from you.
Matutinally Yours, james m nordlund reality (aja) :)
For those interested :) "of or pertaining to the morning, day: relating to
or happening in the morning or in the early part of the day (formal),
(Mid-16th century, from late Latin matutinalis, from Matuta, goddess of the
dawn.)" Disabled Greens News and discussion (own), Group home page :)
http://******************/group/DisabledGreensNews/ ,
Abuse in Therapy (own), Group homepage :)
http://health.******************/group/AbuseinTherapy/ "Painting
is poetry which is seen and not heard, and poetry is a painting
which is heard but not seen." ~ Leonardo da Vinci Ciao.