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Help support Judge Olu Stevens. No Justice No Peace

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CLEMMIE BAKER
10 years ago

i support judge olu stevens

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Helen Hayes-Jirak
10 years ago

Juries need to be a reflection of its community members.

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Stan Rankin
10 years ago

An Black male or Woman should never have to go before an all white jury. never

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Maurice A. Good
10 years ago

I stand with Judge Olu Stevens.

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rece r
10 years ago

Equal justice is what he seeks. Its our right!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

my son was convocted because the jury was not diverse and representing of the community.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Fuck the devil

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Jeffrey Thompson
10 years ago

I support this brother with all of my heart and I hope he is victorious.

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MARTIN G. HUGHES
10 years ago

MAY GOD & OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST BE WITH YOU & US ON THIS VERY IMPORTANT MATTER ! MUCH LOVE FOR YOU & THOSE AGAINST US.

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Brian Wilson.
10 years ago

Stay strong.

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Becky Lovingood
10 years ago

This is a great judge...very fair and compassionate. I absolutely stand behind him! 100 percent

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Laverne Smith
10 years ago

I live in Louisville Kentucky and I support Judge Steven's decision to make sure their is a diverse jury panel. He must remain on the bench to preside over all of his cases. To insure all citizens of Louisville will get a fair trial.

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RUFUS H. LEWIS
10 years ago

I SUPPORT YOU JUDGE 100%%

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Rob
10 years ago

shouldn't be removed from the bench because he has the stomach to call out unjust practices. stay strong, sir

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Lincoln brevardjr
10 years ago

He is about justice and he is the kind of justice that the less fortionate need.

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Larry King
10 years ago

We are All Equal In The Eyes of God!

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Rodney
10 years ago

god is great

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Anonymous
10 years ago

The judge was being fair, diplomatic, and being culturally sensitive. It would have been insensitive if he allowed a completely, or predominately Caucasian jury. On the contrary, he did the correct thing.

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Willie Parsee
10 years ago

To do anything other than commend this man for exercising fairness is outright bigotry. Part of the justice system is to be tried by a jury of your peers and so if a jury doesn't represent people who are homogenous with the accused then that jury by definition is not a peer group. Judge Olu is right to act according to the law.

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Valerie Jefferson
10 years ago

I agree with this judge. However, do not flood my email with other issues that you may think that I may agree upon.