Let Them Be Fair...

Speaking of prison, I saw a news headline lately which said that half the prison population in Canada are Natives.  That's a very high portion!  And I read on the Internet that in the USA, some of the big-city police forces really have been guilty of racism and brutality....  Not to mention, I wonder what percentage of blacks are in prison there?  If some groups of people typically commit more crimes, that's one thing.  But I hope the police would be fair and not jump to the wrong conclusions....  And don't use any more restraint than is necessary.

"...the poor go to prison"

It's possible a criminal lawyer might say that instead of "malicious prosecution," I had grounds for an appeal and should've gone that route...?  [And it'd be too late now.]  That's why I say I'm not a lawyer and don't know exactly how the law works in this case...?  It happened that I attempted an appeal but didn't know the process very well...and nothing came of it....

Whatever the law says, it was true that different parties were making attempts to keep me from succeeding in the criminal cases, at the time....  And as I've said, I wasn't wealthy enough to hire the best lawyers....

When I was doing some legal research at the library at the time, I came across a recent study in Ontario which had concluded, "The rich get richer, and the poor go to prison."  I know from experience that it's not nice to be a poor person in those circumstances!

More Than One Misunderstanding

Have written before that the divisional Mountie HQ did a certain deed against me at the beginning of my criminal matters.  They did it for a mistaken reason--because they'd been misled about the false, gay story....  As far as the public goes, I think we could loosely refer to this as a "misunderstanding...?"  We don't need to lie if someone wants the details but we don't have to broadcast everything, in my opinion.

There was something the firefighters and their helper did at the beginning of the criminal matters also, and I think that could be called a misunderstanding, as well?  I don't want to spell out all the details in this public blog...and they've been discussed elsewhere earlier.

The point I'm trying to make is that the divisional Mounties weren't the only ones who were mistaken....  So, if we just generally state--as far as needs to be stated--that there were misunderstandings, I think that would cover it?

As far as I can see, the specific, divisional Mounties need to understand all the facts and angles of the police project; and then they can decide if they want to go forward, or not?

Saying What I Can

Would like to say something more positive so the "malicious prosecution" doesn't sound too negative....  I still believe the "civil disobedience" promoted by Henry Thoreau applies...and it's something the police project needs to rely on heavily...!  The police can consult with whichever authorities they'd like, to get better information than I can give....  And we have to have a realistic view of everything that's happened....  But a lot of good has come out of this....  The police, firefighters, and I, we all have contributed something!  [God has helped me get through this, so far!--And I've prayed, and am praying, for the others--whether they like it or not!?]

The gay police at the divisional Mountie HQ will have to decide if they WANT to carry on...?  Were they supposed to be "A supporter," or "THE supporter" of the police project--to go public???  What do they want, and what's reasonable???  Can the homosexual police succeed, or would it be better for the bi-sexual police???  Just wondering...?  And that's why I think it'd be so good for the police to work together...but some have been resisting....  I don't know for sure what's going to happen...but I can only do my part to say what I can...!