George Cadman of Free Radio Santa Cruz interviews New York Human Rights attorney Lynne Stewart about her conviction, the climate of fear and intimidation in this country and what people can do about it. Lynne Stewart will be sentenced in September and faces up to 30 years in prison. The judge has the descretion to give her no prison time, only probation, if he so chooses, so letters to the judge are encouraged.

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The worst thing about this all is that Denice really loves us and we don’t even know it. When she had the police show up at Tent University, I was like, “She’s out for my safety.� She wants what’s best for us.

When I pay for a tuition I can barely afford I expect that money to go into my education not towards paying teams of police officers overtime...to “control� our free speech... Shame on this capitalist system that supports the constant mental and physical oppression of people--that has turned educators into bureaucrats and student into criminals.