PART TWO OF TWO
A panel on capital punishment with guest host Jeffrey Toobin; with Dennis Riordan, Bryan Stevenson and Beth Wilkinson on Jun 9, 2006.
Dennis Riordan is one of California's leading criminal appellate lawyers. He has been listed among "Best Lawyers in America", and is a member of the California State Bar, the New York State Bar, and the Bar of the United States Supreme Court: First, Second, Fifth, Ninth, and Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Riordan received the Skip Glenn Award for Outstanding Advocacy from the California Attorneys for Criminal Justice and the Merit Award from the Bar Association of San Francisco. He taught at the University of San Francisco Law School, and served as Deputy State Public Defender at the State Public Defender's Office in San Francisco.
Riordan's writings appear in books and newspapers including: "Criminal Defense Techniques" (1979); "Jurywork: Systematic Techniques" (1983); "Political and Civil Rights in the United States" (1976) to name a few.
Contact: www.riordanhorgan.com Phone 415- 431-3472
the last commentator was a brother but he didn't get identified on screen like Beth Wilkinson did. He also got cut off when he was making his case which none could debate. .... Brian Stevenson speaks!
pachacutti 7 months ago
All real
estate companies are holding bonds and the bonds are not redeemed and they
haven't closed my account. Lehman Bros just gave $6 billion. New York
City had a $3 billion deficit. Lehman Brothers gave NYC the money to build
credit facility (not prison system). Lehman Brothers is underwriting the
prison system. They buy up the bid bonds, the court judgments.
pachacutti 7 months ago
wow, Beth Wilkinson of Fannie Mae?
"They have privatized the system. Ginnie Mae, Fannie Mae, HUD, are all
international. Everyone is feeding off the prison system
internationally. All major corporations are feeding off the prison system
including REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust), PZNPrison Trust.
prison system. They buy up the bid bonds, the court judgments."
pachacutti 7 months ago