Inside the Pattern Misconduct Officer Crisis: How Bad Cops Create Wrongful Convictions
The article by Michael Phillips discusses the problem of pattern-misconduct officers in law enforcement, who repeatedly engage in serious misconduct such as falsifying evidence and coercion. These officers remain active despite documented histories,…
The Crime That Never Happened: How Innocent People End Up in Criminal Court
The article discusses how innocent individuals can become victims of wrongful prosecutions despite the absence of a crime. Systemic flaws, such as reliance on hearsay and jurisdictional issues, enable cases to proceed without evidence, impacting lives…
From Safe Haven to Systemic Betrayal: How San Diego’s Polinsky Children’s Center Failed the Smiel Family
Hundreds of lawsuits, state violations, and survivor accounts paint a devastating portrait of San Diego County’s flagship children’s shelter — the same facility where Giselle Smiel’s kids were taken before being handed to their abusive father. Polinsky’s…