Solution to a Broken Justice System: Brooklyn Mom Doreen Giuliano

In a society where 2.3 million people are serving time in prison — more than any other country in the world — and many of them are innocent or convicted of harmless drug possession charges, it’s no surprise when you hear the story of Doreen Giuliano’s son, John Giuca, who she claims was wrongly convicted of murder in the notoriously rotten courts of Brooklyn, New York. Doreen, a stay-at-home mom, had an answer to what she perceived as a broken justice system. She went undercover to get the evidence to secure a new trial for her son. I wrote about Doreen’s story at Vanity Fair.

The End of the Economy: or, Some Thoughts on How to Economize

An Assassination Bail-Out Plan for Corporate America? Feeling Fear from an Old Musket

Let It Collapse: On the Social Benefits of Creative Destruction

Where the Buffalo Roam on the Welfare Ranch

Selected Aphorisms to Jaundice Your Day (by C. Ketcham)

ATLANTIC YARDS, THE E.I.S. GAME, AND THE GENIUS OF THE DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX

Poem for the recent eclipse

Dependence Day: What the Bald Eagle Told the Desert Rat

Roads in Wilderness, Roads to Nowhere: Investigating the Latest Western Land Grab

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