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Judge sentenced to 28yrs for Selling Kids to Prison System

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Judge sentenced to 28yrs for Selling Kids to Prison System
In America a judge was recently found guilty for selling kids from the age of 10 to the prison system, so here is a thought why do the judges in family courts never send kids home or to live with grandparents with the judges serving gagging orders, what are the Judges and the system so afraid of, well we all know that social workers are on a bonus to take kids and then we have the adoptions but think about this

 
 IF THE JUDGES WERE HONEST  AND DID A CORRECT JOB AND SENT MANY KIDS BACK TO THE FAMILIES then the foster and adoption agencies would not be earning millions, so let us all give a thought as to why JUDGES do not listen to the families, and of course we all know long before a case is decided on the day that the kids will go into care with the judges agreeing I wonder why    ££££££££££££ 
 
This judge now exposed just maybe the beginnings to opening the doors so that all judges can be accountable to the families  
 
I am not accusing any one but if there is one bad apple there can be many more.
 
Please pass this info on.
 
Maggie 

Judge sentenced to 28yrs for Selling Kids to Prison System

In the private prison industry, longer sentences earn more money from the state.
Since 2003, Ciavarella received millions of dollars in bribes for condemning minors to maximum prison sentences. In one case, Ciavarella sentenced a 10-year-old to two years in a detention facility for accidentally bottoming out his mother’s car.

According to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, over 5,000 young men and women were unjustly sentenced to prison and denied their constitutional rights. Many of them have now been released and cleared of their charges.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has overturned some 4,000 convictions issued by him between 2003 and 2008, claiming he violated the constitutional rights of the juveniles – including the right to legal counsel and the right to intelligently enter a plea. Some of the juveniles he sentenced were as young as 10-years old.
Ciavarella was convicted of 12 counts, including racketeering, money laundering, mail fraud and tax evasion. He was also ordered to repay $1.2 million in restitution.
His “kids for cash” program has revealed that corruption is indeed within the prison system, mostly driven by the growth in private prisons seeking profits by any means necessary.
Ciavarella, known for his harsh and autocratic courtroom manner, was convicted of racketeering, money laundering, mail fraud, and tax evasion. He was ordered to pay $1.2 million in restitution.
“Unfortunately, two judges in Luzerne County have caused unimaginable taint to the laudable efforts of many dedicated individuals,” Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille said, “conduct for which those two judges presently are paying dearly,”
Ciaveralla’s attorneys requested a reasonable sentencing, arguing that the media attention brought to the case was punishment enough: “He will forever be unjustly branded as the `Kids for Cash’ judge.”
Pennsylvania judge Michael Conahan was accused as a co-conspirator, but pleaded guilty on the charge. Since 2003, he collected more than $2 million from PA Child Care and Western PA Child Care detention centers.

STORY FROM CONTRAIL – CuzzieBro


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