By Rogers Hicks
Race Justice
• Perhaps the most controversial book on the subject of judicial lawlessness perpetrated under judicial guise to deprive minorities of basic human and constitutional rights.
• Offers case-by-case analysis showing the corrupt and unethical tactics used by judges to distort the legal process and deprive minorities equal justice as accorded Whites.
• Examines the American Jury System and reveals how that racist institution is designed to perpetuate discrimination against Blacks.
• Shows the hypocrisy of the Thirteenth Amendment and how Minorities are regulated to second-class citizenship and subjected to conditions equivalent to 17th-19th century slavery.
• Holds the answer to why Black imprisonment in New York per 100,000 is 11/2 times greater than Apartheid-ridden South Africa and more than ten times the rate for Whites.
• Will perplex, shock and even outrage many, and above all, will enlighten its readers.
• A must-read for law students and attorneys.
The Voice Behind the Pen
Rogers Hicks, a 40-year experienced Paralegal having established the business Paralegal & Legal Assistance Services in 1993, have worked primarily on Criminal Appeals and Post-conviction Remedies with a number of Law Offices in Buffalo and New York City where he assists in reviewing and developing post-conviction claims in coordination with licensed attorneys.
“A masterclass in narrative architecture. The prose is as sharp as it is lyrical, creating a world that lingers long after the final page.”
— ELARA VANCE, LITERARY CRITIC
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“Rogers Hicks has redefined the contemporary literary landscape. His signature style is both sophisticated and deeply human.”
— MARCUS THORNE, PUBLISHER
“An exceptional literary journey. The depth of character and the precision of the prose are truly remarkable and highly recommended.”
— SIAN KELLY, REVIEWER