Help support Judge Olu Stevens. No Justice No Peace
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Inaja Palacio
10 years ago
First amendment
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Kenneth
10 years ago
I juist saw your petitions on Facebook we need to talk need phone number a lot off blacks don't. Know that your rights have been taken a way from us.
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Juanita Bethea
10 years ago
No Justice--No peace!!!
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Quoteshia Hargett
10 years ago
He deserves a medal of courage and a justice award. The system is stacked and corrupt and he is standing up to it. Thank you Judge. About time and we need more.
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Devi Brookins
10 years ago
Justice is blind, this man Judge has done nothing wrong but speak the truth. Please allow a Judge who cares to stay on the bench!
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Janice Best
10 years ago
As a fellow human being, I support Jude Olu Stevens. Anything less would be wrong.
(Given that the picture associated says there's a rally on Friday, Nov 20 - which is 2015 - I'm a little late to this petition, but I will sign anyway, in case they're still giving him trouble, or will again.)
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Sheraton G Munford
10 years ago
This is an injustice to Justice. He has not done anything to justify suspending him. This is an outrage and it's, shame on America's justice system. Keywords "Justice system."
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Valerie
10 years ago
I am outraged by the idea that anyone thinks this judge should step away from his criminal trials because he has decided to follow the LAW, which states that defendants are to be tried by a jury of their peers. If the defendant were a white man and he was being tried by an all black jury and this judge did nothing, he would be held up as a racist. Shame on you Justice Minton, shame on you attorney Wine and shame on the State of Kentucky if this honorable judge is removed.! The world is watching you!
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Bobbi Simpson
10 years ago
What else can I do to help?
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Katie Vickers
10 years ago
If this was a White Judge there be no discussion. The rule of Law only applies to certain people. You know who they are. I support this Judge's decision. See what a Florida Foreclosure Judge did to my 77 year old Husband. Visit: justiceforseniors.blogspot.com
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Anonymous
10 years ago
"EQUALITY!" For all! It is time for the law makers/leaders who enforce the Federal and State laws to also abide by these same laws. In any local government whatever percentage of Blacks represented should reflect in the city that includes jobs and jury.
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Scott Jones
10 years ago
I support this judge for his commitment to justice.
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Jonathan Lenihan
10 years ago
I support Judge Olu Stevens and his sound judgement while serving on the bench in Kentucky
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Hakim
10 years ago
No justice, no peace!
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TakenaChange FortheBetter
10 years ago
This has got to stop, he was called out cause he was giving a black man a fair trial, with all white jurors, he was hung before the trial,, and the judge saw that,,i stand by you black man,, cause its allot of us that's not
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P Black
10 years ago
The judge is correct this should have been addressed a long long long time ago
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Leo Breed
10 years ago
Stay strong Judge!
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Lora Brown
10 years ago
We want justice for Judge Stevens!!!!
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Claudia Lewis
10 years ago
This judge does not deserve this. He has done nothing wrong but use his first amendment right.
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Jock Summers
10 years ago
A jury of the peers means exactly that and should be reflective of the community. I'm behind Judge Stevens exercising his power to dismiss a jury that is not representative.
First amendment
I juist saw your petitions on Facebook we need to talk need phone number a lot off blacks don't. Know that your rights have been taken a way from us.
No Justice--No peace!!!
He deserves a medal of courage and a justice award. The system is stacked and corrupt and he is standing up to it. Thank you Judge. About time and we need more.
Justice is blind, this man Judge has done nothing wrong but speak the truth. Please allow a Judge who cares to stay on the bench!
As a fellow human being, I support Jude Olu Stevens. Anything less would be wrong. (Given that the picture associated says there's a rally on Friday, Nov 20 - which is 2015 - I'm a little late to this petition, but I will sign anyway, in case they're still giving him trouble, or will again.)
This is an injustice to Justice. He has not done anything to justify suspending him. This is an outrage and it's, shame on America's justice system. Keywords "Justice system."
I am outraged by the idea that anyone thinks this judge should step away from his criminal trials because he has decided to follow the LAW, which states that defendants are to be tried by a jury of their peers. If the defendant were a white man and he was being tried by an all black jury and this judge did nothing, he would be held up as a racist. Shame on you Justice Minton, shame on you attorney Wine and shame on the State of Kentucky if this honorable judge is removed.! The world is watching you!
What else can I do to help?
If this was a White Judge there be no discussion. The rule of Law only applies to certain people. You know who they are. I support this Judge's decision. See what a Florida Foreclosure Judge did to my 77 year old Husband. Visit: justiceforseniors.blogspot.com
"EQUALITY!" For all! It is time for the law makers/leaders who enforce the Federal and State laws to also abide by these same laws. In any local government whatever percentage of Blacks represented should reflect in the city that includes jobs and jury.
I support this judge for his commitment to justice.
I support Judge Olu Stevens and his sound judgement while serving on the bench in Kentucky
No justice, no peace!
This has got to stop, he was called out cause he was giving a black man a fair trial, with all white jurors, he was hung before the trial,, and the judge saw that,,i stand by you black man,, cause its allot of us that's not
The judge is correct this should have been addressed a long long long time ago
Stay strong Judge!
We want justice for Judge Stevens!!!!
This judge does not deserve this. He has done nothing wrong but use his first amendment right.
A jury of the peers means exactly that and should be reflective of the community. I'm behind Judge Stevens exercising his power to dismiss a jury that is not representative.