Fixing This Broken Thing, The American Criminal Justice System

Former Chicago Police Officer and now international best-selling author James Bolen, that uses his experience in law enforcement to offer valuable solutions to fix the broken criminal justice system and start making it fair  joins Enterprise Radio.

This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Author Channel.

Listen to host Eric Dye & guest James Bolen discuss the following:

  1.  What are you seeking to accomplish with this book?
  2. Your book advocates that persons convicted of sexually assaulting children should be imprisoned for life: why is that not cruel and unusual?
  3. Overturning Supreme Court decision Mapp v OH and vitiating the “Exclusionary Rule”…why would that not encourage rampant police misconduct?
  4. Can you defend your assertion that three months of Marine Corps basic training better prepared you for policing than six months in the Police Academy?
  5. Give us an example of why you believe this nation’s War on Drugs is insincere.

James B. Bolen was born and raised on the south side of Chicago in the Englewood community. Bolen served in the United States Marine Corps for two years. Bolen returned home to Chicago where he studied Criminal Justice at the University of Illinois at Chicago and earned a Master’s and Doctorate.

James Bolen joined the Chicago Police Department in January 1992. During his fifteen-year career, he received four department commendations and twenty-one honorable mentions.

James resides in Memphis, TN with his wife and children. 

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