By George Kayer. In preparation for James Hunter’s articles I had our legal department do a search for judgment’s and settlements against Naphcare and Centene. We found 314 settlements for wrongful death and medical malpractice. And, a pattern of harmful policies still in place today. Centene Corporation, while contracted with the Arizona Department of Corrections,… Continue reading HEALTHCARE COMPANIES CONCEAL AND FALSIFY EVIDENCE: JAMES HUNTER Part 2

The Issue Best estimates reveal a horrifying reality: over 35,000 innocent citizens languish in America’s prisons, while another 100,000 endure the cruel sentence of Death by Incarceration (DBI), better known as Life Without Parole (LWP). These punitive practices directly contradict the teachings of Jesus, who championed forgiveness and redemption. Instead, these life sentences function as… Continue reading When Leaders Defy the Teachings of Jesus: A Shocking Betrayal of Justice:

I am the only person in Arizona who has been tried and convicted for deprivation of reputation in the community and posting, and I was sentenced to 52.5 years. No one has ever been prosecuted for this in Arizona. On June 24, 1992, Deputy Maricopa County Attorney Donald E. Conrad and three others went to… Continue reading SENTENCED TO 52.5 YEARS FOR DEPRIVATION OF COMMUNITY AND POSTING

Georgetown University Law Center Scholarship @ GEORGETOWN LAW 2018 Against Life Without Parole Judith Lichtenberg Georgetown University, JL537@georgetown.edu This paper can be downloaded free of charge from: https://scholarship.law.georgetown.edu/facpub/2064 https://ssrn.com/abstract=3172899 Judith Lichtenberg, Against Life Without Parole, Wash. U. Jur. Rev. (forthcoming) This open-access article is brought to you by the Georgetown Law Library. Posted with permission… Continue reading Georgetown University Law Center. Against Life Without Parole.

UN Human Rights Committee Calls for Moratorium on Life Without Parole in U.S. Contact: press@ccrjustice.org Groups fighting Death By Incarceration traveled to Geneva to brief committee for its review of U.S. compliance with human rights treaty November 3, 2023, New York – Today, the United Nations Human Rights Committee issued its conclusions and recommendations based… Continue reading UN Human Rights Committee Calls for Moratorium on Life Without Parole in U.S.

By George Kayer Citizens of America, on both sides of the prison gates are experiencing the often deadly results of for profit healthcare. United Health Care, Centurion, Wellpath, Wexford and Corizon all have the same business model: deny and delay treatment as long as possible, knowing the vast majority will not sue. James Hunter is… Continue reading WRONGFUL DEATH SETTLEMENTS, THE NEW HEALTHCARE BUSINESS MODEL

A public domain document by George Kayer Urian Young was a young man who purchased a gun for self-protection. He had that weapon when a gang banger showed up to his house and Mr. Young was forced to defend himself. This is Ari case CR 1994-10928 For this crime, Mr. Young was arrested and charged… Continue reading Acquitted of Murder, But Sentenced to Life Without Parole: WTH?

Imagine being convicted of murder by the testimony of the murderer.  Imagine the murderer has been released, and you’re now serving a life sentence or on death row! These are not one-off or rare circumstances in Arizona, and they are far too common for citizens without millions of dollars for a legal defense. These circumstances… Continue reading Police and Prosecutors Are Losing Public Trust for Damn Good Reasons

When prosecutors and judges get caught lying and cheating in their official capacity it is often covered up by the judge’s universal middle finger to the defendant: ruling their “error” (lying and cheating) a harmless error. Hey, When my wife catches me lying and cheating she doesn’t rule it harmless error, so why the double… Continue reading The Judge’s Middle Finger: Harmless Error?

Phoenix, AZ  November 25, 2024 Juan Vasquez, a 23-year-old man convicted in 1994 of a shooting in self-defense, continues to serve a natural life sentence without any possibility of review or clemency. Despite pleading his case for fair review under Arizona law, his defense of self-defense was barred from presentation to the jury during his… Continue reading Arizona’s Legal Injustice: is the State Protecting Prosecutorial Corruption?

Phoenix, AZ (October 7, 2024): Citizens prosecuted for alleged crimes have the right to due process, free from bias in the judiciary, jury, or prosecution. However, a pattern of potentially questionable conduct by the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office raises serious concerns about the fairness of the justice system in Arizona. Courts in Maricopa County have… Continue reading Backroom Deals and Prosecutorial Misconduct? Maricopa County Attorney’s Office Under Scrutiny

“Books by prisoners provide society insights into the fortitude of the human spirit and our prison conditions.” — George Kayer HALEDON, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES, October 16, 2023  — MEDIA RELEASE: Oct 16, 2023 One of America’s most published prisoners and a reentry citizen acquires Cadmus Publishing, the number one publishing services company for people… Continue reading Death Row Inmate Acquires Cadmus Publishing