WHEN JUSTICE COMMITS CRIME: PART 4
Meeting your counsel often comes after money, liberty, and leverage are gone—leaving defense shaped by depletion, not preparation.
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WHEN JUSTICE COMMITS CRIME: PART 3
In Indiana, bail does not restore liberty. It redirects defendants into a system of detention, supervision, and fees that drains defense funds before guilt is ever adjudicated.
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WHEN JUSTICE COMMITS THE CRIME
Justice rarely collapses in one dramatic moment. It erodes quietly—behind plea agreements, qualified immunity, conflicted funding, and a system that punishes resistance more than wrongdoing.
