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Help support Judge Olu Stevens. No Justice No Peace

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Robinette Griffin
10 years ago

I'm supporting this judge because he's being unfairly treated.

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Patricia
10 years ago

Is it that bad that a judge following the law has to go bucz that law includes a jury of ones peers ?

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Time for the law to catch up to the 21st century this isn't the 1950's.

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Thais Davis
10 years ago

I support you Judge Stevens. Thank you for going the distance.

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Barry J. Parrish
10 years ago

Information to back your claim!!!

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Stephanie Demos
10 years ago

a jury with no black people is not a black person's jury of one's peers . only police should be tried by a jury of their victims' peers

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Anonymous
10 years ago

God do it! The jury is supposed to be that of your peer's. Black people aren't white so why is it a white jury for blacks and whites? Because they have no intention on giving justice to any of us, that's why. He knew and executed the law. Leave him alone!

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Oliva williams
10 years ago

Thanks for standing up!

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Lucy M Straite
10 years ago

Must stand for fairness and justice

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Dina
10 years ago

Our justice system is so flawed that even a judge gets in trouble when he is trying to get the defendent a fair trial

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Shirley Fey
10 years ago

We need to stand up for our people.

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Michael A Castelle Sr
10 years ago

Historically speaking White Juries do not surrender a fair verdict towards Black Defendants. The state of Kentucky is now know for it Judicial Fairness towards Black People and has a history of racial intolerance and I support what Judge Olu Stevens have done.

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Adam Woodford
10 years ago

I support Judge Stevens and equality for all in our justice system!

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Foster
10 years ago

I support Judge Olu Stevens.

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Melissa Holloway
10 years ago

This is HYPOCRISY at its Amerikkkan finest!!! I'm astounded that in 2016 we have to sign a petition to treat an American judge with equality!!!! I'm ashamed of you all....

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Can a justice get justice?

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Reginald Bailey
10 years ago

Justice now and not later

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James Farrell
10 years ago

Judge Stevens is an honorable judge attempting to rectify a situation that is in dire need of the judicial review that he brings to it.

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laurence ligon
10 years ago

I think that it is pathetic that in 2016 knowing the biases in these types of jury trials and the rampant discrimination of prosecutors, police, and the criminal justice system as a whole, that the state of Kentucky is trying to vilify this honorable man for calling attention to it. The whole system is rotten and you all don't want anyone to see it.

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Deborah Shields
10 years ago

In order for justice to prevail, there must be diversity.