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Please support H.R. 3072: The bill To Revive the S...

2006-03-10T22:34:00.000-08:00

Please support H.R. 3072: The bill To Revive the System of Parole for Federal Prisoners.

Since 1987, there has been no parole in the federal system. Today's official Federal Bureau of Prisons count is: 188,591+ people incarcerated. This legislation (H.R. 3072) is the single most important issue facing federal criminal justice reform in United States today. "Thousands of people in prison are serving life sentences for non-violent offenses without the possibility of parole. The vast majority of these people are also first time offenders." This is an atrocity.

Please support this legislation by contacting each member of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee at: http://judiciary.house.gov/CommitteeMembership.aspx and strongly urge them to support H.R. 3072 - The Federal Parole Bill. If you click on the committee members links, you will go to their e-mail page. You will need to contact each member of the committee, so cut and paste your message into their e-mail message box.

Click here to Contact the Congressperson in your district: http://www.fedcure.org/ContactCongressREP-SEN.shtml

Also, complete mail labels for the U.S House of Representatives, in word.doc format, are available here: http://clerk.house.gov/members/index.php.

Spread the WORD!

FedCURE is planning another, much larger, legislative luncheon and seminar, on H.R. 3072, in Washington, D.C. for May of 2006, in conjunction with the American Bar Association (ABA). The U.S. Department of Justice is preparing a report that will detail the benefits, cost savings and impact of this legislation, which FedCURE will publish and present at the seminar.

We are not working with the BOP or the DOJ and there is no new parole bill. These officials have been invited to publicly attend the next legislative luncheon and have indicated that they want to be there and present facts.

Please see the FedCURE Newsletter of March 2006 at: http://www.fedcure.org/newsletters/FedCURE-Newsletter-March2006.pdf

Sincerely:

Mark A. Varca, J.D., CIO
FedCURE
P.O. Box 15667
Plantation, Florida
33318-5667
USA

Web Site: http://www.FedCURE.org
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E-mail: FedCURE@FedCURE.org
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That's the way it looks. They are causing men to ...

2006-03-10T15:37:00.000-08:00

That's the way it looks. They are causing men to be absentee parents. It is like President Reagan asking where are all the dead beat dads when he was in office we they started harsher drug laws and harsher sentencing. They aren't dead beat dads. Our society is a dead beat society who won't allow the dads to be home. They are in prison and when they get out, they can't survive on the wages that are offered to them because of the extensive criminal and financial background checks. Again, they aren't dead beat dads. The men have been kidnapped by our lawmakers throwing them in prison. Our lawmakers are the deadbeats and should be held accountable. That's right! SANDY BOUCHARD