National Police Week 2013

May 16, 2013

National Police Week 2013 is underway!  May 12 – 18, 2013, is a time that we need to take a moment and honor a fallen officer. Law Enforcement officers are dedicated to protecting the citizens of their jurisdiction and put their lives on the line every day in their goal of doing so. During this week, New Justice Network wants to honor the fallen, as well as those who still go out every day and don the badge!  We also want to thank all those who have retired from the job, and honor them for...

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Should Law Enforcement Officials Face Tougher Penalties For Committing Sex Offense Crimes?

February 21, 2013

We all know that there are some bad cops out there.  It is a very small number, but they do give the rest of their brethren a bad name.  Granted this will not change anytime soon, it is important to realize when a cop does something wrong, it is his former co-workers that take him or her into custody and book them into jail.  But that brings me to the question, if a cop is convicted of a crime, specifically sexual assault, should they face a tougher penalty? Most states and the federal governmen...

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Deter Rape By Urinating Or Vomiting

February 20, 2013

That is what one school had suggested women do if they are being raped. The suggestions have since been removed from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs website, but not before being caught on by countess media and social media outlets. Originally posted as suggestions to women to escape a rapist, the statements about urinating or vomiting to deter the attack became the talk of news outlets everywhere.  Jokes began hitting the Twitter universe and jokes were even made by bloggers. “...

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Jeff Ashton Considering A Run for State Attorney

Created on 28 September 2011 Last Updated on 21 August 2012 Wyatt 0 Comments

Several news outlets out of Orlando are reporting that Jeff Ashton is considering a run for State Attorney in the 2012 election against his former boss, Lawson Lamar. Ashton announced  his decision to retire public shortly after Casey Anthony was found not guilty of the most serious and found guilty of four counts of  lying to law enforcement.

Ashton’s book, “Imperfect Justice: Prosecuting Casey Anthony,” is scheduled to be released in November. Reports are that he will announce his decision when his book is completed later this week.

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