Freedom Friday &Lunch Break for Liberty FIJA | 28 May 2010
Welcome to our second edition of Freedom Friday: Lunch Break for Liberty Online! This week George Washington University Law Professor Paul Butler shares a little idea to counter mass incarceration and unfair criminal-justice policies: jury nullification: We invite you to take a moment during your lunch break today to distribute the video to your friends [...]
Freedom Friday &Lunch Break for Liberty FIJA | 21 May 2010
With our Lunch Break for Liberty campaign in full swing, we have decided to expand it with a regular Friday feature for those of you who aren’t able to get outside and share literature during the week. We’re calling it Freedom Friday, and you can participate right from your computer or phone! Each Friday, simply [...]
FIJA in the News &FIJActivist FIJA | 14 May 2010
Legal and Financial Assistance needed for George Donnelly, peaceful person. George was attacked, arrested, and sent to a federal facility for the “crime” of photographing on federal property, which is not an offense against any known or published statute, law, edict, whim, or directive. George has been released and is at home under “home arrest.” [...]
FIJActivist &Jury Nullification FIJA | 04 May 2010
Excerpt: “Single acts of tyranny may be ascribed to the accidental opinion of a day; but a series of oppressions, begun at a distinguished period, and pursued unalterably thro’ every change of ministers, too plainly prove a deliberate, systematical plan of reducing us to slavery.” ~ Thomas Jefferson, 1774 For at least 40 years, modern [...]