Judge H. Lee Sarokin: Isn’t It Ironic When Politicians Parade Their Faith but Act Unchristian?
I cannot find any passage in the Bible that says: "Oh Ye Faithful: The poor shall sacrifice so that the rich may retain their wealth," but that appears to be the fundamental policy of the fundamentalists.
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: I Want My America Back — not the Tea Party’s America
Yes, the deficit must be reduced, waste eliminated, spending curtailed, and entitlements reviewed and probably reduced, but we need a government that operates by compromise not coercion.
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: I Want My America Back — not the Tea Party’s America
Yes, the deficit must be reduced, waste eliminated, spending curtailed, and entitlements reviewed and probably reduced, but we need a government that operates by compromise not coercion.
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: The Reason for the Not Guilty Verdict in the Casey Anthony Case
Although many, if not most disagree with the verdict (myself included), neither the jury nor the court can be faulted. The jury followed the law as given, and the judge instructed the jury as required.
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: Gabrielle Giffords: How Quickly We Forget
Somehow I feel that what may prohibit Gabrielle Giffords from returning to Congress is more important than what may prevent Anthony Weiner from remaining there....
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: Does the Norquist No-Tax Pledge Violate the Congressional Oath of Office?
Jurors are expected to decide cases based upon the evidence and facts presented to them and not prejudge them. Should anything less be expected of our elected representatives?
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: Why Should a Person Wrongly Convicted Be Required To Sue For Compensation?
Why should a person who has been wrongly convicted, declared innocent, acquitted and exonerated have to prove anything in order to be compensated? Every state should have mandatory compensation in all such cases.
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: When Did Convicting the Guilty Become More Important Than Exonerating the Innocent?
To foreclose evidence that might prove innocence is not in keeping with the duty of prosecutors. The same vigor that goes into convicting the guilty should be exerted in exonerating the innocent.
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: Is the Supreme Court Going "Soft on Crime"?
The Supreme Court has ruled in the case of Hank Skinner that he has the right to pursue DNA testing under federal civil rights laws. This case was a no-brainer to begin with, why did it go all the way to the Supreme Court?
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: My Dear Grandson—What I Wish For You and Your Generation on the Occasion of Your 16th Birthday
That it will be more important to assure that there is sufficient food in every kitchen rather than a gun in every house. That persons...
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: Why Do Innocent People Confess to Crimes They Did Not Commit?
The answer all too often is coercion, intimidation, deceit and trickery. All of those techniques were employed to obtain the conviction of four innocent sailors for the rape and murder of a woman in Norfolk, Virginia.
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: Can This Be Happening in America- A Prosecutor Investigating the Motives of Student Journalists Seeking to Free a Man They Believe to be Innocent?
The Medill Innocence Project of Northwestern University spent 3 years investigating the conviction of Anthony McKinney who was convicted of murder 31 ago, and they...

