Jon Carrigan's New Book 'The Other FACE of JUSTICE' Shares a Closer Look Into the Reality of Corruption Inside the Criminal Justice System
Apr 21, 2022
Fulton Books author Jon Carrigan, a brilliant writer, has completed his most recent book "The Other FACE of JUSTICE": a personal reveal about the life of a man and his wife as they were thrust into the dirty justice system in Texas. It shows that there are police officers that can behave like criminals and people are arrested without due process.
Attorney Amber C. Macias shares, "The criminal justice system is overwrought with police officers overstepping their ethical bounds, prosecutors who seek convictions over justice, and public defenders who are overworked and not equipped with the resources necessary to provide an adequate client-centered defense. The business of the prison system is now the equivalent of legal slavery."
Published by Fulton Books, Jon Carrigan's gripping tale is a real-life take on the rampant misconduct of authorities to incarcerate people. Through this retelling of an incident back in the year 2000, it brings an eye-opening experience to readers from all over the world.
Readers who wish to experience this stirring work can purchase "The Other FACE of JUSTICE" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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