Hoping for the best regarding your sentence reduction. Let's hope that something good comes from this costly investigation. Costly because it took so long to get processed, and it has been years coming for you.
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Byron Wilson P76622, CSP-SQSP San Quentin, CA 94974
Inspite of the 2013 abrupt transitions within the Mental Health Dept, which had an adverse affect on a new generation of condemned inmate participants at the cccms level of care; We respectfully want to engage you with an enclosed gift of the sixth copy of The Write of Die Line Project that we are calling, "Poetry, Prose & Conz." We are requesting that your administration please forward a copy of this letter, and would issue #6 to Mental Health Care who is known as Ms. Pam, as this issue is our way to say to her: "Ms. Pam, thank you for facilitating your Poetry group, and inspite of the groups cancellation, your reassignment to other duties, and the lost, and or distruction of volumes of hard work that your group produced, we was not only able to locate and preserve a few of your favorite works, but also for this special issue, other contributors from the condemned population who are not participants in the Mental Health Program added submissions to honor you and the valuable effect you have on all of us through your positive energy." Return Soon! , The Papyrus Collective
Inspite of the 2013 abrupt transitions within the Mental Health Dept, which had an adverse affect on a new generation of condemned inmate participants at the cccms level of care; We respectfully want to engage you with an enclosed gift of the sixth copy of The Write of Die Line Project that we are calling, "Poetry, Prose & Conz." We are requesting that your administration please forward a copy of this letter, and would issue #6 to Mental Health Care who is known as Ms. Pam, as this issue is our way to say to her: "Ms. Pam, thank you for facilitating your Poetry group, and inspite of the groups cancellation, your reassignment to other duties, and the lost, and or distruction of volumes of hard work that your group produced, we was not only able to locate and preserve a few of your favorite works, but also for this special issue, other contributors from the condemned population who are not participants in the Mental Health Program added submissions to honor you and the valuable effect you have on all of us through your positive energy." Return Soon! , The Papyrus Collective
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The death penalty in California is imposed arbitrarily and capriciously based on geographical location and the discretion of prosecutors rather than factors related to the comparative egregiousness of the crime and relative culpability of the defendant.
The death penalty in California is imposed arbitrarily and capriciously based on geographical location and the discretion of prosecutors rather than factors related to the comparative egregiousness of the crime and relative culpability of the defendant.
In California, the 58 prosecutors (district attorneys) are given absolute discretion to decide whether to seek the death penalty within the already broad parameters of penal code sections 190.2 and 190.25 (California's death penalty statue).
Without any statewide standards to guide or govern a prosecutor in making due decision to seek the death penalty for a defendant as opposed to a life sentence, a prosecutor can simply feel like or believe a death sentence is warranted, which oftentimes violates the very core of constitutional commitment to decency and restraint.
Without established standards to guide the exercise of discretion, prosecutors rely on irrelevant and often unlawful considerations, including race, economic status, gender, and victim status. This is happening! As a result, there is currently no reasonable basis for the distinction between who receives the death sentence and another who is sentenced to life in prison.
Hi Jennifer, hope my transcription is all accurate for you. Solidarity from the UK with all your struggles and your legal fight for freedom. Your strength after so much ill-treatment is admirable.
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P76622, CSP-SQSP
San Quentin, CA 94974
Facebook.com/writeordie2020
Dear Mental Health Care Staff,
Inspite of the 2013 abrupt transitions within the Mental Health Dept, which had an adverse affect on a new generation of condemned inmate participants at the cccms level of care;
We respectfully want to engage you with an enclosed gift of the sixth copy of The Write of Die Line Project that we are calling, "Poetry, Prose & Conz."
We are requesting that your administration please forward a copy of this letter, and would issue #6 to Mental Health Care who is known as Ms. Pam, as this issue is our way to say to her:
"Ms. Pam, thank you for facilitating your Poetry group, and inspite of the groups cancellation, your reassignment to other duties, and the lost, and or distruction of volumes of hard work that your group produced, we was not only able to locate and preserve a few of your favorite works, but also for this special issue, other contributors from the condemned population who are not participants in the Mental Health Program added submissions to honor you and the valuable effect you have on all of us through your positive energy." Return Soon! ,
The Papyrus Collective
Dear Mental Health Care Staff,
Inspite of the 2013 abrupt transitions within the Mental Health Dept, which had an adverse affect on a new generation of condemned inmate participants at the cccms level of care;
We respectfully want to engage you with an enclosed gift of the sixth copy of The Write of Die Line Project that we are calling, "Poetry, Prose & Conz."
We are requesting that your administration please forward a copy of this letter, and would issue #6 to Mental Health Care who is known as Ms. Pam, as this issue is our way to say to her:
"Ms. Pam, thank you for facilitating your Poetry group, and inspite of the groups cancellation, your reassignment to other duties, and the lost, and or distruction of volumes of hard work that your group produced, we was not only able to locate and preserve a few of your favorite works, but also for this special issue, other contributors from the condemned population who are not participants in the Mental Health Program added submissions to honor you and the valuable effect you have on all of us through your positive energy." Return Soon! ,
The Papyrus Collective
New projects are in the works for 2019 and 2020. New zines, new authors, new publishing opportunities, and an expanding social media platform. That means more written posts ("raw" posts, as we call it) that'll need to be transcribed.
It all hinges on our work here at BtB. Without you, our multimedia projects become nothing more than mere words written on paper.
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California on Blast
An Unjust Imposition
The death penalty in California is imposed arbitrarily and capriciously based on geographical location and the discretion of prosecutors rather than factors related to the comparative egregiousness of the crime and relative culpability of the defendant.
An Unjust Imposition
The death penalty in California is imposed arbitrarily and capriciously based on geographical location and the discretion of prosecutors rather than factors related to the comparative egregiousness of the crime and relative culpability of the defendant.
In California, the 58 prosecutors (district attorneys) are given absolute discretion to decide whether to seek the death penalty within the already broad parameters of penal code sections 190.2 and 190.25 (California's death penalty statue).
Without any statewide standards to guide or govern a prosecutor in making due decision to seek the death penalty for a defendant as opposed to a life sentence, a prosecutor can simply feel like or believe a death sentence is warranted, which oftentimes violates the very core of constitutional commitment to decency and restraint.
Without established standards to guide the exercise of discretion, prosecutors rely on irrelevant and often unlawful considerations, including race, economic status, gender, and victim status. This is happening! As a result, there is currently no reasonable basis for the distinction between who receives the death sentence and another who is sentenced to life in prison.
Cond.Case Files:
File No. COD718
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