If you think this entire Ghislaine Maxwell thing stinks, you aren’t alone. If you want evident that it reall stinks, you just have to look at this kind of headline:
Tag: criminal justice
Follow-up to “Critical Thinking” postFollow-up to “Critical Thinking” post
In case you were skeptical about my logic on that post about the con game. There’s this little gem from the news this morning that might help persuade you to
Critical Thinking Not Required: How a Fraud Ring Outsmarted an AI PlatformCritical Thinking Not Required: How a Fraud Ring Outsmarted an AI Platform
How scale beats skill, and fraud beats both. Most of my regular readers already know this much: I have a PhD. I’ve published peer-reviewed research. I have multiple years of
So there’s hope for me? Well, pardon me!So there’s hope for me? Well, pardon me!
Maybe there’s hope. Maybe I just missed my calling. Joshua J. Smith has been appointed to be deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Why is this a thing?
Now Do Me, Donald!Now Do Me, Donald!
I see that Charles Kushner, whom Chris Christie described as having committed “one of the most loathsome, disgusting crimes that I prosecuted,” has been confirmed as the US Ambassador to
“There is none deceived but he that trusts.” ~ Benjamin Franklin“There is none deceived but he that trusts.” ~ Benjamin Franklin
I still can’t warm to the probation officer. It’s not personal, most likey, but, rather, situational. I don’t know anything about him as a person. But, then again, I don’t
As James Baldwin says…As James Baldwin says…
I was poking around through various tests this morning, trying to find something that I might want to use in the writing class I’m teaching. I’m not sure that James
With a name like Custer, what could go wrong?With a name like Custer, what could go wrong?
When you are a convicted, but released, felon, there might be some coordination you have to do between between various government agencies to keep yourself from going back to prison.
Why this blog?Why this blog?
After you have done your prison time, you have never really done your time. That is to say, the past is never really the past; the past is always in