Marc Lamont Hill BLASTS Louisiana: "Illegally Jailing Thousands AFTER Sentences Served!"
December 26, 2024
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4:33Now PlayingMarc Lamont Hill BLASTS Louisiana: "Illegally Jailing Thousands AFTER Sentences Served!"
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as posted by the channelIn this explosive excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill takes on the Louisiana Department of Corrections for what he calls one of the worst abuses of incarceration in America. Since 2012, Louisiana has unlawfully kept over 25% of inmates in custody after they’ve served their sentences—violating constitutional rights and due process. Hill highlights jaw-dropping stats, including how nearly 80% of those illegally detained were eligible for immediate release.
This segment exposes systemic failures and deliberate indifference that make Louisiana a national leader in carceral injustice. Hill urges viewers to confront this ignored crisis and demand accountability.
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