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Help support Judge Olu Stevens. No Justice No Peace

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Lynda Johnson
10 years ago

justice for all

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Quintin Mitchell
10 years ago

GO JUDGE OLU!

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Brittny Krone
10 years ago

This is how you make change

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T. Boone
10 years ago

Totally agree with this and we have to support this brother.

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Brenda Nelson
10 years ago

we need justice

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Faye Smith
10 years ago

This should already be the case it's a jury of your peers

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Steve Toney
10 years ago

Power to the people!!!

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MG Hardie
10 years ago

The problem is that it has been happening, we never face a jury of our peers. What that means is that ever trial, every, case, every prosecution and every verdict must be reviewed and reexamined, there is no other choice.

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John Lawrence
10 years ago

I am in support of Judge Olu Stevens and his keen observation of a lack of peer-represented jurors in the trials of black defendants within his presiding district.

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Casandra Curry
10 years ago

He needs to be back in place immediately. I fully support his stance for equal representation by African Americans on a jury.

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Joyce H. Clark, Ed.D
10 years ago

The judicial system continues to protect slaveholders!

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Phyllis J.Herron
10 years ago

Shut down Jim Crowe

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Nyetta Silverburg
10 years ago

I respect the integrity of Judge Stevens and his bravery in protecting the legal rights of the people through due process!

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Joann Dancer
10 years ago

Do the right time- we the people !!

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Bryant Garrett
10 years ago

I support Judge Stevens, and OUR fight for justice within the United States Criminal Justice SYSTEM.

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Zakari archer
10 years ago

We the People will be better today then we were yesterday and be better tomorrow then we are today. We are the great race children of the Sun.

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Francine Jones
10 years ago

Judge Olu Stevens is correct in his concern that every citizen has a jury that reflects to some degree their peers or community. To do otherwise is a miscarriage of justice and weakens the judicial system.

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Dawn
10 years ago

Change must come and it has to start with people in positions like Judge Stevens standing up for what is right.

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Adrian Hines
10 years ago

He should stay in office its not right

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Zachary C. Sauer
10 years ago

I have been in Judge Stevens courtroom many times and have witnessed 1st hand what a fair and compassionate Judge he is. He is tough on those who repeatedly violate probation or commit violent crimes, but at the same time he responsibly uses his inherited discretion as a Judge to give people a 2nd (sometimes even 3rd) chance at cleaning up there act before sending them to prison. Judge Stevens is under scrutiny for speaking out against racial injustice in our criminal justice system, and somehow now he is the problem??? No. No. No! In the city of Louisville if a jury pool is 40-1 white and black jurors, that should absolutely be spoken out against especially when dealing with a case where their is a black defendant. 40-1 looks like a modern day court ordered lynch mob to an african american defendant. Somehow we turn an african american judge who stands up for what is right into the problem, and ignore the real issues at hand. Judge Stevens is brave. Judge Stevens is right. Judge Stevens is EXACTLY the type of judge the city of Louisville needs, and he absolutely has my support.