Tag Archives: justice

RULING OF THE JUDGE

Posted on October 1, 2021 by oneta hayes

I did it but they had no proof – only circumstantial evidence.  There was a vote against first degree because “ill intent” was not proven.  Four men, eight women recommended twenty years for second degree and called it justice.  Justice!  … Continue reading →

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CHECK THIS #8 – RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MAN WHO LOOKS ON

Posted on March 10, 2020 by oneta hayes

In Leviticus 20, God’s judgement is made plain for both “the man who offers his child” and “the man who looks on and does nothing.”  I am a “man” (woman) who looks on.  I am raising my voice against the … Continue reading →

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JUSTICE GONE AWRY

Posted on January 15, 2018 by oneta hayes

Surely I don’t have to wear the label of “racism” to believe justice has gone awry! Compare two “accidental” deaths by men who “didn’t intend to.” 1.  “Jury recommends two life sentences for man who killed two Oklahoma sisters in … Continue reading →

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JUSTICE FOR THE “LITTLE” MAN

Posted on March 30, 2017 by oneta hayes

  Mr. Brown sat down on the sofa at my invitation. He placed his briefcase on his lap, and said, “This won’t take long. I understand that you were an eye witness to the accident down the street when a … Continue reading →

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