Books by J.B. Simms that examine criminal justice, government misconduct, veterans’ experiences, and what happens when driven citizens challenge powerful institutions and win.
DON’T GET ARRESTED IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Learn how a private investigator saved an innocent man from going to prison in South Carolina. The arrested man received death threats, was going to prison, and was persecuted by corrupt law enforcement officers.
The defendant was betrayed by his five defense attorneys. The only person the defendant could trust was his private investigator.
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“ Don’t Get Arrested in South Carolina” is a lesson in perseverance. It also shows each step of the criminal justice process, including the crime scene, the arrest, the criminal acts committed by public officials, plea agreements, bail bonding, and public officials’ control of the media.
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A Criminal Ju$tice Handbook
The Hidden Truths Within Our Legal System
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Our criminal justice system works; however, most people don’t know how it really works. The secrets involve the illegal behavior of the prosecutor, the defendant, the defense attorney, law enforcement, and the bail bondsman.
You will read opinions from Supreme Court justices as well as other well-known judges.
These opinions and articles are easy to read and include explanations and numerous footnotes.
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Friendly Fire at the Veterans Hospital
The Conspiracy Concealing Malpractice and Mistreatment of US Veterans
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Radiation side effects should not send you to the emergency room or kill you. However, this happened at the Long Beach VA Hospital. The Veterans Hospital employees filed false reports. Consequently, no one was accountable. In addition, corruption among Veterans Administration staff and administrators concealed the malpractice.
This was abuse and neglect. The emergency room should not be for radiation patients. Therefore, Veterans receiving radiation should not be sent to the emergency room or need outpatient care if the technicians at the Veterans Hospital did their jobs correctly.
However, one person defended the Veterans. This is her story.
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