Jeffery G. Douglas - Voice Of Gospel

  Q. Why does US have the most incarcerated?      Incarceration is the state of being confined in prison, typically as punishment for a crime. Every country in the world has a prison system of some sort, though the exact nature of that system as well as the number of prisoners incarcerated within it varies tremendously from country to country.      The United States leads the world in total number of people incarcerated, with more than 2 million prisoners nationwide (per data released in October 2021 by World Prison Brief ).       This number is equivalent to roughly 25% of the world's total prison population and leads to an incarceration rate of 629 people per 100,000, the highest rate in the world.       The prison populations in each U.S. state vary from one to the next, with the highest rates in Louisiana and Oklahoma . Overall, the incarceration rate in the U.S. has skyrocketed in the past decad...

    Please Join Me In Supporting! Because Every Contribution Helps Because your contribution will make an impact.  DISCLAIMER:        Not a 501(c) organization which means you cannot claim charitable status and  cannot offer tax relief on your Donation.   MAKE A DONATION       I know times are hard and getting harder! Did you know, that just a few dollars like $5 helps? Stop and think! $5 per person times 100 people equals $500. Do you stop and give to someone on the roadway asking for help?     There is a lot of difference! Handing money to someone on the roadway, you never know what they will do with it. HERE, I'm in control, and I verify that the person "really needs the help" before it's provided.     Don't get me wrong! I'm helping, however, I don't just hand the money over so they can do what ever with it.     Because every contribution helps to make an impact on Dis...

  Means to "Stop Incarceration The Innocence" because we can! Stop using Circumstantial Evidence (indirect evidence that does not, on its face, prove a fact in issue) "Without" collaborating physical evidence (tangible that the court can examine and consider.) Stop using "He Said, She Said" as evidence (uncountable) Conflicting reports. Circumstantial Evidence: For example, that a suspect is seen running away from a murder scene with a weapon in hand is circumstantial evidence he (MAY HAVE) committed the murder, (Not Proven or demonstrated by evidence) but by argument only to be true or existing Collaborating Physical Evidence; Physical evidence is something "tangible" that the court can examine and consider in "making connections and determining proof beyond a reasonable doubt." Physical evidence include guns, weapons, bodily fluids, a bloody knife or clothing, fired bullets, spent casings, DNA, fingerprints, footprints or lipst...

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One Time Donation Reoccurring Donation       RESTORING HOPE FOR MORE THAN FOUR DECADES     Men and women behind bars, victims of crime, families torn apart by incarceration, all are loved by God and worthy of our attention. There is always hope. Together, we strive to make prisons safer and more rehabilitative, advance criminal justice reforms, and help all those affected by crime to heal and flourish.      Every person is made in the image of God. No life is beyond His reach. Founded in 1976, Prison Fellowship ® exists to serve all those affected by crime and incarceration and to see lives and communities restored in and out of prison—one transformed life at a time. LET'S REPLACE THE CYCLE OF CRIME WITH A CYCLE OF RENEWAL     Prison Fellowship's amazing volunteers and supporters are making this possible each and every day. Will you join us as we help prisoners find a new life path, care for families w...

  Read More or Sign Petition We all wish to be treated with dignity and have the opportunity to reach our full potential after making a wrong choice. We want a chance to make it right, rebuild, redemption, restoration, and renewal. Prison Legal News This is a nationwide campaign to unlock opportunities for the tens of millions of Americans with a criminal record who have paid their debt to society time & time again. Second chances is for returning citizens and to make for safer communities. Even so, civic engagement is often denied to people with a criminal record. Started: Wednesday, April 27th, 2022