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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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.
If you're interested in learning more about our projects, transcription editing from both our BtB and Facebook pages, you can write me directly at the address below or post me your comment. Or you can start transcribing. :) Thanks for your time and consideration.
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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.
If you're interested in learning more about our projects, transcription editing from both our BtB and Facebook pages, you can write me directly at the address below or post me your comment. Or you can start transcribing. :) Thanks for your time and consideration.
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Byron Wilson P76622, CSP-SQSP San Quentin, CA 94974
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.
I stumbled across your blog by chance, and went back and read each post, your writing is very well done! Being from the Midwest I had not heard your story, and surprisingly when I went lookinhyi could find hardly any information at all which I found strange. I would be so interested to hear your side and what led up to it but realize you have to be careful if you are working towards an appeal. Any, thanks for sharing your thoughts, take care.
Hi, I've just finished transcribing your writing for Between the Bars. I'm sorry for your troubles at work but it's really great that you have decided to get out of that bad situation and find a new position. I wish you all the best in it. I really enjoyed reading your letter - you have a very engaging style and the Bible passage really helped bring your message to life.
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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.
If you're interested in learning more about our projects, transcription editing from both our BtB and Facebook pages, you can write me directly at the address below or post me your comment. Or you can start transcribing. :) Thanks for your time and consideration.
Don't forget: please subscribe to the notification feed on the blog if you'd like to know when a reply to your comment has been posted or when a post has been transcribed.
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.
If you're interested in learning more about our projects, transcription editing from both our BtB and Facebook pages, you can write me directly at the address below or post me your comment. Or you can start transcribing. :) Thanks for your time and consideration.
Don't forget: please subscribe to the notification feed on the blog if you'd like to know when a reply to your comment has been posted or when a post has been transcribed.
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.
If you're interested in learning more about our projects, transcription editing from both our BtB and Facebook pages, you can write me directly at the address below or post me your comment. Or you can start transcribing. :) Thanks for your time and consideration.
Don't forget: please subscribe to the notification feed on the blog if you'd like to know when a reply to your comment has been posted or when a post has been transcribed.
Byron Wilson
P76622, CSP-SQSP
San Quentin, CA 94974
Facebook.com/writeordie2020
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