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Hutch: No Justice in Texas
- Narrated by: John E. Christ
- Length: 3 hrs and 10 mins
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Hutch: No Justice in Texas
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Publisher's Summary
Innocent men go to prison. There is no denying the fact that overzealous prosecution, bigotry, misplaced agendas, and political expediencies pervade the criminal justice system. The precept of innocent until proven guilty in this country is a farce of the first magnitude. The police, courts, jails, prisons, and parole systems operate at the whims of a shadowy elite cadre of men and women who profess to be working in the best interest of society. Hutch is one such victim of the American justice system. Witness his story as a florid example of no justice in Texas.
©2015 John E. Christ (P)2016 John E. Christ
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