Perversion of Justice

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• Posted 09/01/10 by Doris
  My question is, did this occur in the united states? My speakers are out right now and I could not listen to the video. Sometimes things like this happen and if it were not for Snag films it would never see the light of day or have any effect on the world. This sounds like a travesty, but the details are what are missing. Was it merely a drug trafficking or possession charge or was there more that we have not heard about. All I would like to say is that you have to guard your life out here. There are people in position to take your very livelihood away and that of your children. Be careful and follow the rules when you are poor and not represented fairly. You are hated and despised because of your talent and beauty, don't throw it away, I am sure that you can receive an appeal if something has been omitted or overlooked.
• Posted 12/03/09 by AuntBarb
  More info on Hamedah Hasan at the Interface Drug Policy Initiative's website.... http://www.idpi.us/hamedah/hamedah_facts.htm
• Posted 12/02/09 by evilpayne
  it wrong how the law work here in the usa. this was this lady 1st time in jail and the law hit her with the book. for what? to make a ponit. they could have give her a pbj or something eles no jail time. and now her kids are mother. gee that just show how the law works.
• Posted 10/16/09 by Vena
  I stumbled across this film and am completely amazed. In a bad way. She should NOT be in jail. I don't know the details of the case but it is obvious that she doesn't belong there. Even the judge that sentenced her says it is completely wrong! GET HER OUT OF JAIL. HAMEDAH. If you're reading this, email me back. I would like to help you.
• Posted 02/28/09 by Karen L White
  This is really wrong! Life in prison MURDERS don't get that kind of sentence!
• Posted 09/11/08 by Chris Kitchens
  It is very disheartening, this "war on drugs" that is supposedly to protect the American people. There are deadheads in prison for selling LSD and were charged with attempted poisoning or attempted murder, even though neither ever occured from using LSD. I am not condoning the use of illegal drugs. Addiction sucks, and should not be made easier to fall into by legalization. The law should punish people based on how much they hurt society and others. Not by which particular portion of the crime they committed, or whether a certain drug was present at the time of arrest. Hopefully, laws will be ammended to be more reasonable, and practical in their application. Allow low risk prisoners the chance to serve in the Armed Forces instead of prison time. That way, we will be improving them as they work to serve their country. Just my 2 cents. Hope I don't get 20 years for expressing them.