Chief Justice Ketchum of the West Virginia State Supreme Court has recused Juge Lori B. Jackson from the Kirk divorce case. Meanwhile GAL Mary Snead files motions to keep the case close to home.
Today AVfM brings you the somewhat premature conclusion on the debate over jury nullification in the case of rape trials. Elam sums up his final answers for AVfM readers.
From Ben, who has been waging a campaign of one man activism on the campus of Mississippi State University the likes of which has never been seen before. Our thanks to this MRA and wishes for continued success at getting the message out where it counts.
Paul Elam resurrects an old article as a contribution to Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It is offered here in the hopes that readers will help raise awareness by passing it on to other venues where it may shed some light on the problem.
Yet another motion has been filed in Lori B Jackson’s family court in Harrison County, West Virginia to gag A Voice for Men and compel us to remove materials from the website that address the concerns over the treatment of the Kirk children.
Lt. Col. Joel Kirk has filed two motions in family court that have wound up in the hands of the State of West Virginia Supreme Court. Kirk has requested that Judge Lori B Jackson recuse herself from his custody dispute for alleged conflict of interest in the case.
Carlos Andrés Gómez has a list of 25 ways to be a “good man.” At least that is what he is trying to tell you. He is actually selling something else. It comes in a bottle made of cheap glass with a tacky label, and it smells like snake oil. Don’t buy it. Or if you insist, get on your knees for the transaction.
West Virginia Family Court Judge Lori B. Jackson has decided to go on the attack against A Voice for Men, seeking to enjoin us from posting information regarding the abuse of children she has enabled from the bench. AVfM plans to fight back.
And now we enter round two of the jury nullification debate between Johann the Cabbie and Paul Elam. It is Elam’s turn, and he presents his claims of why jury nullification should be applied in cases of rape prosecuted in the US and throughout the west.
As promised, today marks the beginning of a three part debate between Paul Elam and blogger Johann the Cabbie on the subject of jury nullification at a rape trial. Today, Johann gets the ball rolling with his first reaction to the idea of rape trial nullification.
