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Tag Archives: U.S. Attorney General
You’re Once, Twice, 34 Times a “Felon”
Recently, in “The President’s Brief” from The Marshall Project, Carroll Bogert penned an op-ed piece in The Washington Post. She wrote: Since Donald Trump was convicted of 34 felonies last week, gleeful headlines have sprouted across the media, with a … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal Justice & Punishment, Justice Chronicles, Politics & Public Affairs
Tagged Carroll Bogert, Center for NuLeadership on Urban Solutions, Donald Trump Felon, Eddie Ellis, Injustice: First Felon President, Marshall Project, New York Post, New York Times, NuLeadership on Urban Solutions, The Washington Post, Trump is a felon, U.S. Attorney General
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