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Help support Judge Olu Stevens. No Justice No Peace

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Linda Wheeler
10 years ago

I stand with Judge Olu Stevens and thank him for doing the right thing!

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Christy Cheatham
10 years ago

Why wouldn't we want every jury to be representative of our community? This is a common sense issue. We are the voice for our children.

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artis
10 years ago

He is right

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Alkiesha Collins
10 years ago

Thank you for having the courage to stand of for those not treated fairly by this broken justice system! The jury is definitely supposed to be a "member of the defendants' peers"!

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Latwian Jackson
10 years ago

I'm from Chicago, and I stand by brother Olu Stevens.

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Bryan D Pennington
10 years ago

HIS HONOR is 100% correct. Black defendants dont get fair trials from all-white juries.

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Harold Cook
10 years ago

Proud to be a supporter

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Angela R McGuire
10 years ago

You have my support unequivocally

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Anonymous
10 years ago

What am I paying taxes for if I can't have fair and equal representation in the Court $ystem ?

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Sharon Fields
10 years ago

Stay Strong, our ancestors who suffered unbelievable brutality are watching!

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Marlon Timberlake
10 years ago

He did the right thing...The constitution gives you the right to have a jury of your peers!

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ROR HORH
10 years ago

THE JUDGE HAS MY SUPPORT.

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Angela Gerst
10 years ago

Supporting Judge Stevens

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ERMA L. JOHNSON
10 years ago

Stay strong, and be just in what ypu do always.

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Samantha Dupree
10 years ago

How he did it that is how it's supposed to do it a jury of you Pier's.

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Price Wilson
10 years ago

I support the Judge if jury was 1 sided then they needed to dismissed. Other Judges do It all the time.

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Robert Thompson
10 years ago

The Judge did nothing wrong.

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Lerone Weaver
10 years ago

Praying for Judge Olu Stevens and our city!

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Derrick Singleton
10 years ago

I'm still trying to believe in the Justice System but it's getting difficult everyday. Enough is Enough

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A. Z. McMurtry
10 years ago

Innocent until proven guilty by a trial of their PEERS...