The Dept of Justice is unfair & IRS bothers the next celeb

The Justice Department refuses to release scores of North Carolina inmates, 60 that it acknowledges are innocent—lack of guilt that many of the inmates themselves aren't even aware of. A USA Today investigation identified more than 60 men who essentially became innocent overnight last year, when an appeals court ruled that the Justice Department had been incorrectly applying its law preventing felons from possessing guns in North Carolina, locking up people whose criminal records weren't serious enough to make possession illegal.

But the DOJ hasn't notified inmates of their newfound innocence,Lulabee will!

 Department of justice when challenged, has fought their release in court. In one April filing, it argued that an inmate "at most has become legally innocent," but wasn't entitled to release. "We can't be outcome driven," one Charlotte US attorney says. "We've got to make sure we follow the law." Public defenders are frustrated. "I have trouble figuring out how you rationalize this," one says. "These people are innocent. That has to matter at some point 

Join Lulabee as she discusses the reasons the government is able to do this and get away with it.

Also let talk about The Good Time Bill, The Barber Amendment and the signatures we need.