Help support Judge Olu Stevens. No Justice No Peace

It seems that you people that are hiding under the guise o justice are forgetting it would be more likely that the peers of this man would ALSO CONSIST OF BLACK PEOPLE. I have white friends but MOST ARE BLACK OR AFRICAN AMERICAN!!!!! in having an all WHITE jury appears to be an obstruction of justice based on constitution. The judge in question was actually preventing yet another obvious set up or guilty verdict because all the friends of the lawyers that golf or dine together to split the money or cover a previous favor,or continue the same old GOOD OLE BOY organization that people have been dealing with for years in the good Ole US OF A. It is sad and old ladies and gentlemen (loosely used)

This is a complete outrage and a blatant disrespect to people all over the world and I'm so ashamed at how they are doing judge olu. Here in louisville ky.

Keep the struggle alive change is needed on both sides

You get my complete and utter support. Thank you for being determined and partial. Peace and blessings to you!

With 20% black population in Louisville, Kentucky there should be some blacks on the jury. The number of strikes should be limited. By Willie E. Pinkney

Let freedom prevail...

I Stand in complete solidarity with Judge Olu Stevens. Too bad courage, decency, and a moral compass is underrated but I give my signature, my gratitude, and my solidarity! Ase'

i stand with judge olu stevens

I support Judge Olu Stevens.

He makes a solid point. Thus should be implemented in all coirts .

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We need to be raising money for this brother.

Why can't more judges be like him? They know they are wrong, they sit there and look at the jury and tell themselves it's going to be a fair trial. Then they have the nerve to call themselves just and impartial?

I support Judge Olu Stevens and as a citizen of a city who is proud of its diversity and compassion, I believe Stevens actions were just and he should not be penalized.

I support your decision and stand with you.

Full support!

I support Olu Stephens. He made a prudent decision not to proceed with a trial that would have a foregone conclusion.

No justice no peace

We the people of color MUST resist a system where white justice does not mirror black justice, furthermore in 2015 it seems we must suffer silently and not raise our voices at the blaring disparity in the criminal justice system. Police white, lawyer white, da white, jury white, prison guards white- black is the only color fit for conviction it seems

It must be a true judgement of one's piers in court. A racially balanced jury is the only way to gain true justice.