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The world's largest evangelical prison ministry organization has voiced support for a Democrat-sponsored bill that could eliminate the sentencing disparity between crack cocaine and cocaine powder in federal sentencing laws that disproportionately affect black Americans.
Virtual Reporters Roundtable to Focus on Crack/Powder Cocaine Disparities on Tuesday Panelists Named to Discuss the Crack vs. Powder Cocaine Disparities Sponsored by Prison Fellowship and FAMM News provided by Share this article Share this article WASHINGTON, March 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Prison Fellowship®, the nation's largest Christian nonprofit serving prisoners, former prisoners, and their families, is partnering with FAMM to host a Zoom virtual reporters roundtable to discuss ending the crack cocaine disparity, which is expected to be a key potential criminal justice reform proposal ...
This smacks of an animus against someone -- i don't care whether you are catholic, jewish, muslim, you want to ask people some questions about your personal convictions, you have every right to do that. but she has said so, in 1998, that if your caught is a catholic dealing with -- you are stuck between the church and capital punishment and the legal precedent, then maybe you should opt out. she's been very, very clear that the personal convictions should not determine judicial output. >> laura: she made the comment about how you are not required to align, you can't rely court dealings with th...
Walkaway campaign becomes a political force, we'll see. what is more clear as of the democratic party has been embracing more and more ideas that are way outside the mainstream. they are now finding political inspiration, as i said, from a 28-year-old democratic socialist room in new york and a 79 euros socialist -- 70, whatever bernie bernie sanders is prepared to act as bernie herman cain, foxs contributor, and of course, i was talking about maxine waters. i'm getting my septuagenarian's on my left confused, herman. we've got maxine, bernie, and now we have alexandria. this is a wild moment....
Someone -- i don't care whether you are catholic, jewish, muslim, you want to ask people some questions about your personal convictions, you have every right to do that. but she has said so, in 1998, that if your caught is a catholic dealing with -- you are stuck between the church and capital punishment and the legal precedent, then maybe you should opt out. she's been very, very clear that the personal convictions should not determine judicial output. >> laura: she made the comment about how you are not required to align, you can't rely court dealings with the faith that you practice. again,...