The Law Library just Another TDCJ Smokescreen? By Jay Goodman Dealing with the law is not an easy task, for one, it can be difficult to understand because there is not just one set of rules. There is state law and federal law, and for a person who has never dealt with the law-at all, […]
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How Precious Life Truly Is By Jay Goodman I look around me inside the cell block I live in and everyone seems oblivious to life. Yes, there are a lot of good people who do have good intentions, but even they seem to get caught up in the BS that prisoners do. Like what’s watched
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Institutionalized Is Not A Lifestyle By Jay Goodman Over the last 15 years of my incarceration I have met thousands of different types of individuals in prison. And I have studied my fellow prisoners a lot harder than most other people do because of the book I began writing back in 2008. I have written
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Perseverance Over Weaknesses Can Be Achieved By Jay Goodman As I’ve sat here in prison the last 15 years, I have taken a long look at myself, both the good and the bad. I thought a lot about what I was going to do both in here and when I left prison. At first my
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Common Courtesy Goes a Long Way and Both Ways By Jay Goodman A lot of times it seems that both the prisoners and the guards just go through each day aimlessly unaware of everything going on around them. It’s like they forget that they are even human beings, who other than their uniforms separate them
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Rehabilitation Starts Within Yourself By Jay Goodman Inside the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, you’ll hear the word “rehabilitation”, used every day. It’s a word that I’ve really wondered many times if people understand the true meaning? In my Webster dictionary it says: rehabilitation is to restore to a former capacity; to restore to good
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Becoming Successful is Based on Self Reflection By Jay Goodman I started writing the Puppetmasters, back in 2008, after three officers took me into a cell in isolation and put a noose around my neck, while I was handcuffed, because I would not stop writing Grievances about the abuses I witnessed on the elderly and
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It’s Time to Stand and Defend Our Constitutional Rights By Jay Goodman I have fifteen years of incarceration now inside the Texas prison system and as much as I dislike the system itself, I have given much thought as to why a place like this can keep thriving. At the beginning of this book I
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Preservation of Error in Criminal Cases and Defenses It basically means that if the trial court – it’s that whole rational jury thing again if no rational jury could agree with that. And number two; the existence of the presumed fact is submitted to the jury, the court shall charge the jury in terms of
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Client Relationships Perjury and Subpoenas Part 1 Part of the world is going through all the music is out there about love lost, love found, love problems, love gone bad, another love song and these are two of my favorite people Kelly Willis and Bruce Robinson. Their whole new album is called “Cheater’s Game”. And
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