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Help support Judge Olu Stevens. No Justice No Peace

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Marsha
10 years ago

I support this judge's courage and persistence...

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We must fight for this judge.he should not be penalized because he recognizes and speaks out when he he sees flawed juror process

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Niyi Taiwo
10 years ago

Dismiss His Case. Period!

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mustafaa khalipha
10 years ago

I support a jury that reflects the defendant race at lest 7 to 5 the other.

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Win Sampy
10 years ago

What's fair should be fair to all

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BETSI bilyck
10 years ago

I support Judge Stevens.

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Ty Powell
10 years ago

What he did was totally fair. I'm 100 percent for his actions.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Prayers go up blessing come down. Olu a man who has worked hard to achieve his position

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Monica Flowers
10 years ago

I support Olu!

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Monica Flowers
10 years ago

I support Olu!

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eric antonio
10 years ago

i support the Honorable Judge Olu Stevens! My Morehouse Brother!

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donna sims
10 years ago

What happened to jury of your peers?

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Mario St DeHaven
10 years ago

We blacks need to boycott these people. The only thing they understand is money. We represent a trillion dollars of the GNP. Not only is that a significant part of the economy, but retracting it from the economy is also the weapon of choice needed to bring these animals to their senses.

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Sultana Ali
10 years ago

We have to change the system.

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Bonnie Taylor
10 years ago

I support Judge Olu

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Raven Williams
10 years ago

The injustices must cea

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curlene
10 years ago

To be silent is to concur!

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Martha Kline
10 years ago

The evidence continues to roll in that the justice system is completely failing our African-American citizens. What Judge Stevens is doing is an excellent place to start. Juries should be representative of the community!

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Gerry W. Cox
10 years ago

Judge Stevens position should not be changed. If the courts would provide counseling, encourage youth to enroll in trade schools or junior college, the young men would benefit and contribute to the community. Why pay guards so much money when the lives' of young men can be changed. The average IQ is 150.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I support more balanced representation in juries