The Khalif Browder case is a tragic example of how state sanctioned executions work in the modern day when a criminal cabal of the police the courts and the jails in unison either extort and or abuse torture and kill the accused. At 16 years old Khalief was subjected to conditions that are among the harshest most taxing and brutal on the planet. The criminal cabal that executed him by Design operates in direct opposition to the United States Constitution, which guarantees the presumtion of innocence. Khalif Browder is New York City's man child whose strength and integrity cost him his life at 22 years old.
It all began when Khalif Browder was 16 years old and was abducted park City Police Department accused of an attempted robbery that took place two weeks prior. He was taken to the precinct and booked for attempted robbery his bond was set at $3,000. A bail bond agency would have secured his release for 10% of $3,000 yet khalif did not have the $300 to gain his release. Khalif Browder was then detained in Rikers Island one of the most hostile violent and overcrowded jails in the United States.
He would remain in Rikers Island for the next 3 years, 800 days of those years he spent in solitary confinement.
The case against Khalif Browder was eventually dismissed and Khalif was free to go. Khalif carried with him deep scars from the abuse he received while a prisoner rikers Island. At a time in his life when he should have been experiencing things such as dating, learning the newest dance and High School prom he was experiencing mental physical and perhaps sexual abuse.
Khalif was a prime candidate PTSD and clinical depression either of which could have been a reason khalif committed suicide.
The civil unrest sparked by the murder of black men and women including grabbed hold of cities across the United States prompting the Illinois black caucus to place before the legislature the Safe-T act that is an effort to initiate changes in how the existing criminal procedure victimizes members of the black and brown sectors of society deprivating them of their lives, libery and their property.
Also known as the Illinois Safe-T act, the safety, accountability, fairness and equity act introduces into law changes in how the policing, courts and corrections interact with the people they serve.
The changes this act implements are wide-ranging in an attempt to put an end to the negative impact the current law enforcement community has had the black and brown communities in the United States.
In an all out effort to frighten the public into rallying behind opponents of the safety act the far right has initiated a campaign of misinformation have truths and flat out lies. Labeling the safety act as the Illinois Purge Act has caused a great amount of misguided fear and a negative perspective of the Illinois safety act. Falsely accusing the safety act as a get out of jail free card for people arrested for violent crimes.
The ACT attempts to reform policing and pretrial detainment. The ACT seeks to amend policing standards and procedure. The ACT will require officers to render Aid to individuals injui by police use of force when initiating an arrest it also requires officers to intervene if other officers use unauthorized or illegal excessive force.
The safety act also aims to do away the cash system in Illinois this bold move attempts to grant individuals accused of a crime the presumption of Innocence before due process has made a decision to rather or not this individual guilty or innocent. By removing the demand for cash in exchange for an individual's freedom pending the outcome of the case. The presumption of innocence is the foundation of a fair trial, equal protection and the right to due process are guaranteed by the Constitution. The cash Bill system operates outside of these guarantees and weighs and individuals guilt or innocence on the amount of money they can afford to give the court. People accused of a crime are held hostage until a monetary figure is met. This action is indirect opposition to constitutional guarantees made in several amendments in the bill of rights. The Illinois Safe-T only looks to purge the unfair, unconstitutional and implicitly bias practices found in the current procedure employed by every level or the criminal justice system as we know it. Removing cash bails is a step in the right direction in a cavalier effort put forth by the Illinois black caucus. Do not let the people who wish to maintain the status quo lead you down the wrong path where you unknowingly support politics that go against your best interest.
The Khalif Browder case is a tragic example of how the state sanctioned executions work in the modern day, a criminal cabal comprised of the police the courts and the jails working in unison either to extort and or abuse torture and kill the accused. At 16 years old Khalief Browder was subjected to conditions that are among the harshest most taxing and brutal on the planet.The criminal cabal that executed him by Design operates in direct opposition to the United States Constitution. Khalif Browder is New York City's man child whose strength and integrity cost him his life at 22 years old. When Khalif Browder was 16 years old he was abducted by the New York City Police Department accused of and attempted robbery. He was then taken to the precinct and booked for attempted robbery and his bond was set at $3,000. A bail bond agency would have secured his release for 10% of $3,000 yet khalif did not have the $300 to gain his release. Khalif Browder was then detained in Rikers Island one of the most hostile violent and overcrowded jails in the United States. He would remain in Rikers Island for the next 3 years, 800 days of those years he spent in solitary confinement. The case against Khalif Browder was eventually dismissed and Khalif was free to go. Khalif carried with him deep scars from the abuse he received while a prisoner at Rikers Island. At a time in his life when he should have been experiencing things such as dating learning the newest dance and High School prom he was experiencing mental physical and perhaps sexual abuse. Khalif was a prime candidate for PTSD and clinical depression either of which could have reason khalif committed suicide. The civil unrest sparked by the murder of black men and women including grabbed hold of cities across the United States prompting to place before the legislature that is an effort to initiate changes in how community the existing criminal procedure members of the black and brown sectors of society their lives and their property.
Also known as the Illinois Safe-T act the Safety, Accountability, Fairness and Accountability act introduces a wide range of . The changes this act implements are wide-ranging in an attempt to put an end to the negative impact the current law enforcement community has had the black and brown communities in the United States. In an all out effort to frighten the public into rallying behind opponents of the safety act the far right has initiated a campaign of misinformation have truth and flat out lies. Labeling the safety act as the Illinois Purge Act has caused a great amount of misguided fear and a negative perspective of the Illinois safety act. Falsely accusing the Safe-T act as a get out of jail free card for people arrested for violent crimes.
The ACT attempts to reform policing and pretrial detainment. The ACT seeks to amend policing standards and procedure. The ACT will require officers to render Aid to individuals by police use of force when initiating an arrest it also requires officers to intervene if other officers use unauthorized or illegal excessive force. The safety act aims to do away the cash system in Illinois this bold move attempts to grant individuals accused of a crime the presumption of Innocence before due process has made a decision to rather or not this individual guilty or innocent. By removing the demand for cash in exchange for an individual's freedom pending the outcome of the case, the presumption of innocence is maintained and the foundation of a fair trial, equal protection and the right to due process that are guaranteed by the Constitution are respected. The cash Bill system operates outside of these guarantees and weighs and individuals guilt or innocence on the amount of money they can afford to give the court. People accused of a crime are held hostage until a monetary figure is met. This action is indirect opposition to constitutional guarantees made in several amendments in the bill of rights. The Illinois Safe-T only looks to purge the unfair, unconstitutional and implicitly bias practices found in the current procedure employed by every level or the criminal justice system as we know it. Removing cash bails is a step in the right direction in a cavalier effort put forth by the Illinois black caucus. Do not let the people who wish to maintain the status quo lead you down the wrong path where you unknowingly support politics that go against your best interest.
