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MaxRam Celebrates End of Minor League Camp
Max Ramirez crushed a two-run HR onto the roof of a house on the north side of 8th Street, and Xavier Batista slammed a three-run HR onto the street, leading Boise/Mesa (EXST CUBS) to a 6-5 victory over the Iowa Cubs in a six-inning intra-organization game played at Fitch Park #3 this morning, in what was the official end of Minor League Camp and the beginning of Extended Spring Training for the players remaining in Mesa.
Meanwhile, the Iowa Cubs will be heading to Round Rock, TX, for PCL Opening Day on Thursday.
Iowa provided all four of the pitchers who threw in this morning's game, and Max Ramirez was "loaned" to the Boise/Mesa squad, partly so that an Iowa catcher would catch the Iowa pitchers throwing for Boise/Mesa, and also because the I-Cubs had too many position players and not enough at bats to go around.
In Iowa Cubs roster news, RHP Jay Jackson (shoulder fatigue?) will be remaining at Fitch Park, joining fellow I-Cubs DF Brad Snyder (oblique), INF Augie Ojeda (back), RHP Todd Wellemeyer (hip), and RHP Angel Guzman (2010 shoulder surgery rehab) on the 7-day day DL. While the other four are limited as to what they can do, Angel Guzman is progressing very well, and is on a rehab pitching schedule where he throws sim games at Fitch Park every 5th day. Over the weekend Gooz threw especially well, getting his fastball velocity up to 92 MPH for the first time since his surgery (he threw consistently 94-96 in 2009).
LHP Ryan Buchter, RHP Hung-Wen Chen, RHP Blake Parker, LHP Polin Trinidad, and OF Brandon Watson were not in uniform with the Iowa Cubs today at Fitch Park, and so it is possible that one or all of them may have been moved down to AA Tennessee (and a couple may have been released), while RHP Chris Carpenter (who was pitching with the Tennessee squad last week) has been moved back up to the Iowa squad (and in fact he threw an inning today).
Also, Daytona RHP Ty'Relle Harris (acquired from Atlanta in last year's Derrek Lee trade) was left behind when the D-Cubs left for Florida, and will probably start the 2011 season on the 7-day DL. Although he is not exactly injured, Harris is beginning an arm strengthening program at Fitch Park to improve his stamina and velocity, which the Cubs player development & training staffs apparently felt was not where it needed to be.
Here is today's box score (and I have no idea why light-hitting INF Marco Hernandez hit clean-up for Boise/Mesa... perhaps he is this month's car-pool contest winner):
FIELD #3: Boise/Mesa (EXST Cubs) vs Iowa Cubs
1. Oliver Zapata, CF: 0-4 (1-3, 6-3, L-6, K)
2. Kyung-Min Na, LF: 1-2 (BB, 1B, 4-3, R, RBI)
3. Max Ramirez, C: 1-3 (HR, 6-4-3 DP, K, R, 2 RBI)
4. Marco Hernandez, 2B: 1-3 (6-3, 4-3, 1B, R)
5. Reggie Golden, RF: 2-3 (1B, 6-3, 1B, R)
6. Xavier Batista, 1B: 2-3 (K, 1B, HR, R, 3 RBI)
7. Wilson Contreras, 3B: 2-3 (6-3, 1B, 1B)
8. Yaniel Cabeza, DH #1: 0-3 (1-3, 5-3, F-7)
9. Wes Darvill, SS: 0-3 (4-3, 3-U, P-6)
10. Brian Inoa, DH #2: 0-3 (E-6, 6-3, K, R)
1. Fernando Perez, CF: 2-3 (1B, 1B, L-5, R)
2. Tony Campana, RF: 1-3 (1B, F-7, K, R)
3. Lou Montanez, DH #1: 2-2 (2B, 1B, RBI)
4. Bryan Lahair, 1B: 0-2 (K, K)
5. Bobby Scales, 2B: 0-2 (E-6, K, R, SB)
6. Ty Wright, LF: 0-2 (K, L-8)
7. Matt Camp, SS: 1-2 (1B, L-3, R, RBI)
8. Chris Robinson, C: 1-2 (3B, F-7, R, RBI)
9. Jonathan Mota, 3B: 1-2 (1B, F-9, RBI)
10. Marquez Smith, DH #2: 0-1 (F-8, BB, SB)
11. Scott Moore, DH #3: 0-2 (3-U, K)
1. Robert Coello: 4.0 IP, 8 H, 5 R (3 ER), 0 BB, 4 K, 79 pitches (51 strikes), 1/6 GO/FO
2. Chris Carpenter: 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K, 18 pitches (8 strikes), 0/1 GO/FO
1. J. R. Mathes: 6.0 IP, 9 H, 6 R (5 ER), 1 BB, 2 K, 2 HR, 1 GIDP, 63 pitches (41 strikes), 14/2 GO/FO
2. Jeff Stevens: 1.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K, 12 pitches (9 strikes), 0/1 GO/FO
1. SS Wes Darvill E-6 – throwing error allowed batter to reach base safely – eventually scored unearned run
2. C Max Ramirez E-2 – throwing error on pick-off attempt allowed runner to advance a base
SS Matt Camp E-6 – two-base throwing error allowed batter-runner to reach 2nd base safely
Max Ramirez: 0-2 CS, 1 E (see above)
WEATHER: Warm & breezy with temperatures in the 80's
Re: MaxRam Celebrates End of Minor League Camp
I looked for a map of Fitch Park, just wanted to see how close the street was to get an idea of Max Ramirez' hr. I found a site with a Google Map.
AZ Phil, what are the field numbers for the fields on this map?
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Thanks Phil!
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You're a lot taller than I imagined Phil.
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Updated link, that first one didn't work when I went to check it again...
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Has anyone ever used gold preferred parking at Miller Park.
I would guess it should be right up front?
Looking forward to first visit since old county stadium.
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"Gold preferred"... hmm... by the sounds of it you pull up and are lofted out of your car and carried into the park by Mark Kotsay's wife. Just a guess. Have a blast, it's not home, but it's a real nice ball park. Get the fried cheese curds. They will shorten your life by about a month, but sooo worth it.
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I haven't tried the fried cheese curds, or Mark Kotsay's wife's parking, but it is a fun park. Parking is simple there anyway. And you can get bottles of beer, but last time I was there they won't let you keep the bottle cap because you might throw it at someone (but nobody would throw a plastic bottle?) LOL. Fun park, nice fans.
I always enjoy trips to Milwaukee, it's such a nice clean city. Summerfest rocks!
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Nice to see Golden went 2-3.
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The Iowa Cubs roster has been set and really the only confusion part is that Welington Castillo is not listed -- Is he hurt??
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maybe he got sent to AA so him and Ramirez would both get playing time.
-edit- nope
Clevenger and Mercedes are the catchers
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The last few games of spring training, on a Cubs broadcast Len Kasper said Welington Castillo had a thumb injury and couldn't throw so he wouldn't be able to play for a few days.
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Which will last longer Byrd batting third or Theriot leading off?
Buccos beat cards
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Haha, jacos!
I was just gonna post that. The Pirate juggernaut continues.
McCutcheon goes yard. Man, I like that dreadlocked kid!
I wonder what loaded contender will end up w/him?
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AZ Phil----how did Coello look? Saw him last year in minors and think he's got what it takes to help out in the pen.
Iowa Cubs
This roster was posted at the Iowa Cubs site today:
Iowa Cubs:
Casey Coleman, Thomas Diamond, J.R. Mathes, Austin Bibens-Dirkx, and Roberto Coello will start.
Bullpen Justin Berg, Esmailin Caridad, Chris Carpenter, Jake Muyco, Jeff Stevens, John Gaub and Scott Maine.
Catchers: Max Ramirez and Chris Robinson
Infield Matt Camp, Bryan LaHair, Bobby Scales, Marquez Smith, Scott Moore
Outfield: Montanez, Tony Campana, Fernando Perez, and Ty Wright
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Yes, Jonathon Mota is on the Iowa roster, missed it.
Tennessee Smokies Roster
OF: Matt Spencer, Brett Jackson, Jim Adduci.
IF: Blake Lalli, Nate Samson, Ryan Flaherty, Marwin Gonzalez, Josh Vitters, DJ LeMahieu, and Rebel Ridling.
Catchers: Steve Clevenger and Mario Mercedes
Pitchers: Trey McNutt, Ryan Buchter, Alberto Cabrera, David Cales, Marco Carrillo, Hung-Wen Chen, Rafael Dolis, Blake Parker, Chris Rusin, Kyle Smit, Luke Sommer, and Brooks Raley.
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I'm excited about all this pitching. Do you think the Cubs have the right arms to fill out their rotation in the next couple years with players already in the system instead of exploring free agency/trade again?
I guess next year all five starters would be back with the Cubs barring trades/etc. Who would McNutt bump if he had another incredible season?
AZ Phil
Just thought this was interesting. The Boise Hawks website links to this post as a "possible 2011 Hawks" story. I think that says a lot about our own AZ Phil that lower parts of the Cubs organization are deferring to him. I know it is said often on this site, but I still don't think it is said enough - THANK YOU, PHIL! You are a treasure!
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it's at the bottom under Hawks headlines
in their little revolving top story box I see links to a Bleed Cubbie Blue article and Chicago Cubs Online article though, so seems they're just aggregating stuff from around the web.
But all the stuff about Phil is still true!!!
Recent comments
That's a hell of a first impression by Montgomery. Brian Cashman having a good laugh on that debut.
...and it's a 3 run homer.
hey, vogelbomb had a HR on his 1st game with SEA AAA, too!
montgomery comes on with men on 1st/2nd, 2 out, in the 8th.
from rotoworld...
"Tommy Stokke of FanRag Sports reports Chris Sale was sent home from U.S. Cellular Field on Saturday after cutting up throwback jerseys that he did not want to wear.
I thought the same. It'd be great luck to face these non-contenders after the trade deadline.
...why isn't j.lucroy playing for TEX yet?
2r HR on a 12-pitch AB.
nathan to join the cubs tomorrow.
Wow in deed.
FOX Sports @MLBONFOX
Chris Sale was scratched from tonight's scheduled start due to a clubhouse incident before the game
he was sent home by the team, too. the wsox released a press statement and everything. they stated it was non-physical in nature.
He was scratched from his start today. No reason given.
At the start of the season the book was that he was trying to pitch to more contact so he could stay in the game longer and it seems to be working so far. Contact against is 77.5% this year and it was 70.2% the year before. He averaged 6.7 IP/game last year and so far it's 7 IP/game. His actual pitches per game are only down to 106.1/game from 107.2/game last year but if he's able to go a bit farther into games without throwing more pitches and without giving up more runs that is a good thing.
sale's skills and insane value makes it almost too hard to have a market for the guy...he's got 3/38m owed to him over 3 seasons (2 team options). he could easily pull in 30m/yr if he was on the market as a FA.
he's throwing a bit differently this season, especially with more sliders and less changeups like earlier in his career, but all his stuff still looks great even if the HRs are a little elevated and the Ks are down.
Torres, Happ, McKinney, Jimenez, and Candelario for Sale. Deal or no deal?
"The White Sox are reportedly asking for "five top prospects" for Chris Sale, FanRag Sports' Jon Heyman reports."
Unless he develops 30+ HR power and keeps his walk rate close to his K rate at the MLB level, he's not going to turn into Prince Fielder. And even if he does turn into Prince Fielder, he's gonna have a short prime. His very limited athleticism is likely to also detract some value from his ability to reach base--I don't buy making an out as being preferable to base clogging, but you'd certainly prefer just about any base runner other than Vogelbach, David Ortiz, etc.
seeing as arod has played a total of 27.1 innings of D at 1st/3rd and somehow managed a -0.5 dWAR with his 1 error at 1st and an overall positive total zone rating...he might end up even more in the shitter via the characteristics/flaws/whatever of how some sites determine various WAR values. dWAR doesn't directly lead to a WAR value, but the 2 main entities pushing the most popular variations of WAR sometimes lead to some interesting discrepancies in value.
I have a lot of faith in Baez that he's going to turn into a more consistent, solid player. It looks like it took him about a half season or so of futility at the plate to figure out he was not talented enough to get away with the crazy approach he had. I think his running game will eventually have a more measured aggression.


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NCsoft launches NCcoin for microtransactions
NCsoft's launched NCcoin, a currency for use in its MMOs that allows micopayments for items, and such.
The system's going to be first used in Exteel, apparently, with $1 equating to 100 NCcoins, and will be rolled out across "many" of the publisher's existing and upcoming titles.
"NCsoft's goal is to bring more and more people into the online gaming market, and part of achieving that goal is to continue to diversify how customers can pay and play," said Chris Chung, NCsoft North America's president.
Press release after the link.
NCsoft rolls out NCcoin, a new micro-transaction system for online games- Austin, Texas – April 16, 2008
NCsoft® Corporation, the world's leading developer and publisher of online computer games, unveiled today the details of a new micro-transaction system called NCcoin™. This system will allow customers to use real-world money to purchase in-game items and upgrades.
NCcoin, debuting in the action-packed game Exteel™, was designed so that each dollar spent (US$1) equates to 100 NCcoin, which can be used to acquire in-game items and for upgrade purchases. NCcoin is part of NCsoft's continuing efforts to offer a variety of business models while giving customers easier access to NCsoft games.
"NCsoft's goal is to bring more and more people into the online gaming market, and part of achieving that goal is to continue to diversify how customers can pay and play," said Chris Chung, NCsoft North America's president. "This system will offer our customers much greater flexibility and convenience in paying for content. Micro-transactions are a growing part of the online gaming industry and NCcoin will allow us to support micro-transaction based games efficiently, allowing developers and players to quickly enjoy the benefits of those systems. We will soon be rolling out more contents that leverage the flexibility of NCcoin."
In addition to Exteel, NCcoin is expected to be incorporated globally into many of NCsoft's existing and upcoming games. NCcoin is currently available in 100, 500, 1000 and 2000 denominations for $1, $5, $10 and $20 amounts, respectively.
For more information about NCcoin go to: http://www.plaync.com/us/nccoin/.
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This comedy about competition in the improv world borrows its central idea from the Morrissey song, "We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful"
"The Americans" finally broke through, but "The Good Wife" went out with a whimper
For your consideration, TheWrap recommends dark horses like Eva Green, Jordan Peele and "Getting On"
The TV Academy is handing out more awards than ever before, with the Creative Arts ceremony split into two nights
For TheWrap Magazine cover story, stars of "Key & Peele" and "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" discuss comedic inspirations and why they keep breaking into song
The star of "Key and Peele" and "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" stop by TheWrap for an interview and photo session
Jason Sudeikis leads an all-star cast through a movie that hits every square on the Lazily Conceived Family Cartoon bingo card
"The Jungle Book" leads box office for third straight weekend as "The Huntsman" battles it out for second place
Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, like many sketch comics before them, score laughs and suffer lags in their big-screen outing
"Mother's Day" starring Jennifer Aniston and Julia Roberts, also opens this weekend
"It's a ridiculous name," co-screenwriter Alex Rubens tells TheWrap about the origins of the Comedy Central comedians' debut movie
"You can't trust convicts … we savages, son!" said Jordan Peele
Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele's comedy is looking at a $14 million to $16 million opening, while Garry Marshall's latest ensemble is eyeing $11 million
Mike Birbiglia's comedy "Don't Think Twice" and Justin Tipping's "Kicks" will make their L.A. premieres
Recent reunion with original cast flopped in ratings, but that isn't deterring Telepictures
SXSW 2016: Director and stars of "Don't Think Twice" wreak havoc in TheWrap's Austin studio
From Seth Rogen's "Sausage Party" to the second coming of Marina Abramovic
Those killer Barack Obama State of the Union wisecracks? That was David Litt
The film was directed and written by Jim Cummings
Peter Atencio-directed comedy, also starring Will Forte and Gabrielle Union, opens April 29
TheWrap Predicts 2016: Looking for Marvel or DC, maybe "Star Wars" or Harry Potter? Look elsewhere…
The animated Warner Bros. film is set to hit theaters Sept. 23
The three big late-breaking movies, "The Revenant," "Joy" and "The Hateful Eight," got only one nomination between them
Duo will executive produce project, which stars Vine sensation Andrew Bachelor
Sandler and his usual crew of co-stars find their most humane characters in this rowdy collection of monsters and rapid-fire jokes
Adrien Brody, Fred Savage and Eric Stonestreet are also among stars appearing on Sept. 20 broadcast on Fox
As his show "Key & Peele" comes to an end, the comic with five Emmy nominations looks forward to doing dramatic work
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Here's a procedural oddity to start your weekend. Ordinarily, you cannot appeal a denial of summary judgment, not even if the trial court designates it as final under La. Code Civ. P. art. 1915(B). But let's suppose that the parties file cross-motions for partial summary judgment on a particular issue.... Continue reading
Posted Jul 8, 2016 at Louisiana Civil Appeals
If you're a Louisiana lawyer looking for appellate CLE, read on. The Louisiana State Bar Association is holding its Appellate Practice Seminar on August 26 in New Orleans. The seminar is co-sponsored by the LSBA's Appellate Section and its Civil Law and Litigation Section. To view the program schedule and... Continue reading
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Last week, the Louisiana Third Circuit released an interesting opinion about a fine point of appellate procedure, State in the Interest of B.R.C., 16-273 (La. App. 3 Cir. 5/25/16). Here's the set-up. The appeal was brought under Children's Code art. 332, under which the appeal delay is 15 days from... Continue reading
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In an appeal, the court reporter can (and often does) request an extension of the return date if the reporter needs more time to complete the transcript. See La. Code Civ. P. art. 2127.2. But what if the transcript is needed for a supervisory-writ application, and the court reporter is... Continue reading
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The 2015 edition of the Louisiana Supreme Court's Annual Report is available on the court's web site. It is full of statistics useful to appellate lawyers, such as the writ-grant rates in each Louisiana appellate court and numbers of rehearing applications filed and granted. I recommend that you download a... Continue reading
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A recent decision by the Louisiana Fifth Circuit provides a hard lesson in appellate procedure. The lesson: When the clerk of court mails notice of final judgment, the appeal clock is ticking. Neither a request nor an appellate court's order to provide written reasons for judgment stops the clock. The... Continue reading
Posted Mar 5, 2016 at Louisiana Civil Appeals
If you ever have the need to research the background of U.S. Fifth Circuit judges, check out Ballotpedia's page on the U.S. Fifth Circuit. There, you will find links to pages on each judge, which in turn contain links to any online information about that judge. Ballotpedia also has a... Continue reading
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I was recently reminded of an amendment to La. Civ. Code art. 966, effective January 1, 2016, that will affect applications for supervisory writs to review denials of summary judgment. Under art. 966(H), before reversing the denial of a summary judgment and granting summary judgment to dismiss a case or... Continue reading
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Some political scientists recently published a study on the use of emotional language in briefs filed in the U.S. Supreme Court. After controlling for a variety of factors, they concluded that overtly emotional language correlates to losing the case. Here's an excerpt from the abstract: We argue emotional language conveys... Continue reading
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The latest issue of the Louisiana Bar Journal includes a profile of La. Supreme Court Justice Greg Guidry. If you already threw your copy away, no problem: just follow this link. Continue reading
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A couple of days before Christmas, the Louisiana First Circuit gave a lesson in what not to do when seeking to file an amicus curiae brief. In Barfield v. Bolotte, 2015-0847 (La. App. 1 Cir. 12/23/15), the First Circuit denied a would-be amicus's motion for leave to file a brief.... Continue reading
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The Year's Best Phoenix Music Stories, Local Albums, Top Records, and More in This Week's Issue
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Personally, I am proud of Muhiyidin d'Baha (sounds Gullah to me) for having the courage of his convictions, and the creative wisdom to form a symbolic "citizen's review board". Working through channels can be excruciating, sometimes even for simple matters. Hopefully, his reasonable actions will inspire the community safety measures that we all seek.
One benefit of the upcoming FB requirement: hopefully Dunkin Dickhead will wither up and disappear back into the hole from which he emerged. Fucking knuckle dragging cretin. Posts like this make me understand the move, Sam.
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Reading this column and browsing the comments, I am struck by those who apparently wake up angry and give a thumbs down to the promise of life itself. What a sad commentary, actually, that the ease and anonymity of the Internet creates a stronger and yet more fractured sense of community.
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Well, judging from the comments, I believe you have just put the last "NAIL" in your wooden coffin.
Simple,rather than include the spirits in the price of the ticket, just ask for "DONATIONS" to attend the event. Voluntary donations.
You are not selling spirits, you are giving it away.
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Charleston Place service has a great reputation. Should be a lock. They've needed this casual concept option for years and the prices look surprisingly reasonable.
Alison, I don't know how you manage to top yourself every dang time, but you do - your writing is so clear, so beautiful, and so inspiring, much it would seem, like the lady whose zinely friendship I have valued for years. Thank you for the feminist t-shirts that Inky and I both wear with pride. You're a nifty number - always have been, always will be. Love to you (and your mother). Maybelles will ring.
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They should be tried for treason or move to new York.
Th idea of banning the plastic bags to me is an excellent one based on the very fact that they are a pollutant . I try my best to keep reusable bags with me but, if the option of not using a plastic bag was in place I would get into a better habit of using my own bags .
Sounds great Jack. Just doesn't match my experience when P&C did the exact same thing and their comment community (far more active than this one) simply went Poof.
It's a matter of some of our more famous, or perhaps infamous, posters going away. Time will tell. I expect, as with P&C, the discussion will move to the paper's FB page.
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That is the most ignorant statement, ever. Notice, this is a Facebook account. Took me all of 3 minutes to create one, without being "vetted". This FB move is going to motivate folks like myself, to actually troll; whereas before, we wouldn't waste our time.
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Tweet Usually, the "King Of Brooklyn" title is held and often disputed between rappers. Biggie. Jay-Z. AZ. Talib Kweli. Mos Def. Just to name a few. But, on December 7th, two long time friends and Brooklynites will battle in a different kind of ring. Boxing veterans, Paulie Malignaggi and Zab Judah, will enter the squared jungle at the Barclays Center, right in the heart of Brooklyn. This isn't a championship match but there will be a championship atmosphere in the air as these two duke it out. Despite both fighting in nearby weight class for over a combined 29 years, this will be the first meeting between them. At first, the two didn't want to fight each other because of their long standing friendship, but then they both talked it over and said "why not?" The respect runs deep between the two boxers, something that is rare in the sport. Paulie has looked up to Zab all his career as someone who paved the way. "For a lot of years, I came up behind Zab and he kind of laid the building blocks for my generation. He was kind of the guy to look up to and to try to match his accomplishments," says Paulie in an interview for ESPN. Zab echos similar sentiments for Paulie in saying "Paulie is somebody that I've known for a long time. I've watched him, I've watched him grow and there have even been a lot of fights where I've supported him," says Zab in the same ESPN interview conducted by Dan Rafael. Both fighters are coming off of losses to two upcoming boxers, Zab to Danny Garcia and Paulie to Adrien Broner who are now title holders themselves. Even though they are fighting for the title of "King of Brooklyn," they understand what's really at stake here. A win could propel one of them higher in the deep welterweight class and a possible world title shot in the near future. As far as the loser, for as long as they have been fighting and this late in their careers, this could also be their last stop. Paulie has taken up commentating for Showtime matches in between his own and Zab is running his own boxing promotion company called "Super Judah Promotions," goes to show that both are already looking beyond boxing. So, who will be the man that stands victorious and goes on to bring back a title to Brooklyn? Well, you'll just have to tune in and see.
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No evidence exists to support the use of solitary confinement on youth, according to Jenny Lutz of the Stop Solitary for Kids campaign, and better alternatives would adapt to what evidence finds effective in correcting young people's behavior. This realization, Lutz said, has offered a powerful rallying point for practitioners, advocates, and academics alike.Lutz, a staff attorney at the Center for Children's Law and Policy (CCLP), spoke to interns and fellows working with juvenile justice–related organizations at CFYJ's offices Tuesday. The lunch-hour discussion detailed the effects of solitary confinement on youth health, as well as the promising solutions proposed to address the widespread problem of isolating youth. These solutions most obviously hold promise because of the sound psychological and social-science research backing up alternative tools for behavior corrections. But also, in an environment of gridlock and partisanship, Stop Solitary for Kids' solutions inspire hopefulness because we can expect to see the solutions implemented relative swiftly, having found support from associations of probation officers and corrections leaders. This is no easy accomplishment.Reflecting so many other successful areas of criminal justice reform in the past year, Stop Solitary for Kids is a coalition of strange bedfellows pushing for the same goals. This coalition – the CCLP, Georgetown University's Center for Juvenile Justice Reform, the Justice Policy Institute, and the Council of Juvenile Correctional Administrators – respectfully works together to find wise solutions.Switching to safer and demonstrably effective practices to correct the behavior of inmates, after all, improves safety in the correctional facility and would reduce challenges faced by correctional officers and other staff. The successes of states that reduced the general use of solitary confinement support this finding as well.With these mutual interests, and with reform advocates acknowledging the struggles faced by on-the-ground staff who have spent their careers serving youthful detainees, the groups came together to build smarter policy and offer help to juvenile corrections leaders.Of course, changing the behavior and tools of corrections staff requires a change of mindset among the staff – something no legislation could accomplish. So, without that respect and teamwork, policy change would not only be more difficult, according to Lutz: without working with practitioners, any policy change enacted would fail expectations.Data collection must still improve to better understand how different states and facilities practice solitary confinement of youth. Systems improvement still requires courageous action by leaders in state legislatures nationwide.But, in the meantime, the campaign has built a sturdy foundation of legislative goals and of credible publications rooted in sound technical advice and research since launching in April, winning experts' support at a federal and state level through an inclusive and evidence-based approach.
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By Marcy MistrettLast week, the US Department of Justice released the re-certification and re-assurance submissions for Year Two of the audit for compliance with the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA).
PREA, a bipartisan supported act passed more than a decade ago, was designed to end sexual violence behind bars. For youth (under age 18) who are charged and/or sentenced as adults, PREA's Youthful Inmate Standard (115.14) offers unique protections—requiring separate housing (including common rooms and showers) from adult inmates in jails and prisons. PREA requires sight and sound separation between youth and adults outside of housing, unless the facility provides direct staff supervision when the two populations interact; that facilities must make their "best efforts" not to rely on isolation as way to meet these requirements; and finally, that facilities must offer youth large muscle exercise, comply with legally required special education services, and provide access to other programming as much as possible.
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By Francesca Sands, Juvenile Justice Fellow
On Wednesday, the CFYJ interns hosted the second session of the 2016 Summer Institute speaker series. We welcomed Tara Graham, senior program specialist at NCCD's National PREA (Prison Rape Elimination Act) Resource Center, to 1220 L to speak on PREA and sexual violence among youth in detention. In a lively and informative presentation, Tara explained about PREA's conceptions and applications, and how sexual violence is still a pervasive occurrence, especially among youth, in correctional facilities. Her extensive knowledge of the subject allowed for a deeply constructive discussion.
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By Anne-Lise Vray, Juvenile Justice Fellow
Every year since 2008, the Campaign for Youth Justice has organized the Summer Institute, a series of brown bag luncheons where we invite summer fellows and interns working in juvenile justice to listen to leaders and experts from the field for a time of lecture and discussion. To kick off the 2016 edition of CFYJ Summer Institute, we welcomed Maheen Kaleem, Staff Attorney and Equal Justice Works Fellow at Right4Girls, a human rights organization focused on gender-based violence against vulnerable young women and girls in the U.S.Maheen gave us a powerful presentation on the specific needs of girls in the juvenile justice system, and shared with the packed room several of her personal experiences and encounters with young girls who got involved in the justice system after being abused their whole life. She emphasized that despite the displayed narratives of girls being increasingly violent (which is supposedly why the number of girls in prison is increasing), the 3 biggest reasons for girls to become involved with the justice system are truancy (skipping school), prostitution (which, as Maheen stressed it out, is not a thing according to federal law, and is actually child trafficking) and running away. Girls are NOT becoming increasingly violent, she repeated. The overall problem is that girls are victimized, and instead of receiving helped, they receive punishment as a response.Maheen also mentioned dramatic data, such a 2009 study conducted in South Carolina showing that 81% of girls involved in the juvenile justice system reported experiencing sexual abuse at least once in their lives. Additionally, girls are twice as likely as boys to report 5 or more Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES, i.e emotional, physical or sexual abuse, emotional neglect, household substance abuse etc), and four times more likely to be victims of childhood sexual abuse than boys.Maheen ended her presentation by highlighting a need of implementing the JJDPA and for a "trauma-informed juvenile justice system," that is, a system that does not send to prison girls who are running away from abusive homes or communities.We are excited to announce that our second session is already scheduled to take place next week, and we will be talking about sexual violence in the justice system.
Friday, 01 July 2016
Posted in Across the Country
By Marcy Mistrett
As we approach our country's 240th birthday, I am reminded of our forefathers' preamble to the Declaration of Independence : "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."While history has uncovered the blatant shortcomings of this dictate, the rights to one's liberty, or freedom, seem particularly important to highlight on the eve of Independence Day. With nearly 95,000 children incarcerated in adult jails and prisons each year, the vast majority of whom being children of color, we have a responsibility to question this concept of liberty in the shadow of our carceral state.Liberty, defined as "the state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one's way of life, behavior, or political views" has a long history of grotesque unequal application in our country: it certainly wasn't a protected right for slaves, women, or children, nor was it promised to numerous other special populations--immigrants, the disabled, LGBT communities, Indigenous peoples to name a few--at the birth of our country. Yet, as many scholars have noted, as unique populations have gained access to liberty through the Courts, other structures of oppression have emerged to stifle their ultimate achievement of freedom. Perhaps the most well-known, yet egregious, obstruction of liberty is incarceration.For our children who sleep in adult jails and prisons, the deprivation of liberty extends far beyond the restrictions on their movement. Despite being treated as adults in the criminal courts, children under 18 who are prosecuted as adults are hypocritically denied the freedoms granted by adulthood (voting, serving in the military, living independent of their parents, completing compulsory education, getting married, etc.). This inconsistency begs the question, Is incarceration itself the punishment, or are we sanctioning further punishment once children are incarcerated? Sadly, the answer lies in the latter. Our country has become so reliant on punishing law-breakers, that we have decided that the deprivation of liberty is simply not enough. Instead, we subject these young children to extensive punishment—to long periods of solitary confinement, repeated exposure to violence, sexual assault, and physical abuse involving pepper spray, Tasers, or prolonged shackling, and sexual assault, all on top of decades and decades of incarceration. We prohibit them from visiting with their families if they face a long time in prison; they go to the bottom of the waitlist for school, vocational training, and mental health treatment—services that are considered necessary for those "returning back to society." And then, when this punishment isn't enough, we also punish them economically: before they are legally allowed to establish credit, we set about eroding their finances. We charge them fines; when they can't pay, they accrue penalties. We charge them for their healthcare, for phone privileges, and for buying a bag of Cheetos. And then we ask, "Is this enough punishment? Have we deprived them of enough of their liberties?"And still, the answer is NO. For the vast majority of youth who come home after a period of adult incarceration (95% will be released by the time they are 25), they continue to face "oppressive restrictions" to their liberty. As we cite in our collateral consequences report, children who return home from a period of adult incarceration retain that conviction for the rest of their lives. This can (and does) prevent them from furthering their education, securing housing, finding a job, serving in the military, voting, and thousands of other activities that define the "liberty" of adulthood. Furthermore, as conditions of their release, they are often told that they can't congregate on certain community blocks, or interact with certain people (including members of their family). They are restricted from using alcohol, and are under surveillance for anywhere from one to five years, or, in some cases, for the rest of their lives. We have heard others refer to this as "perpetual punishment," but it can also aptly be referred to as "loss of liberty."And, because we have found it acceptable to treat not only adults this way, but also children who are younger than 18, we have effectively undone a core tenant of our country's founding principles.Marcy Mistrett is CEO of the Campaign For Youth Justice, a national initiative focused entirely on ending the practice of prosecuting, sentencing and incarcerating youth under the age of 18 in the adult criminal justice system
By Anne-Lise Vray
Friday, 01 July 2016
Posted in Research & Policy
The Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003 is a crucial law on many fronts, including for the safety of youth involved in the justice system. One of its provisions is a yearly data collection requirement, carried out by the Bureau of Justice Statistics. This year's comprehensive statistical review and analysis of the incidence and effects of prison rape was just released, and it contains some pretty alarming numbers.
According to the report, "The number of youth held in state juvenile systems declined sharply, from 38,580 at year end 2006 to 19,095 at year end 2012. As a result, the rate of sexual victimization allegations per 1,000 youth held in state juvenile systems more than doubled, from 19 per 1,000 youth in 2005 to 47 per 1,000 in 2012." Despite a significant decrease in the number of youth in the juvenile justice system and the tireless efforts made to widely and properly implement PREA, sexual victimizations have dramatically increased. Additionally, the report cites that 45% of the 9,500 allegations of sexual victimization reported between 2007 and 2012 involved staff-on-youth sexual victimization.
The report also highlights that LGB youth are much more vulnerable to be sexually assaulted while in custody. LGB youth (10.4%) were more than seven times as likely as heterosexual youth (1.4%) to be assaulted by another youth.
Overall, this document shows that there is still a long way to go in the fight to end prison rape, and that one of the best tools with have to do so is the Prison Rape Elimination Act, which has surfaced the increasing prevalence of the rape and sexual assault of children in custody. While PREA was passed in 2003, it is unfortunately not fully implemented, though it has become the new standard of care for children in custody.
The Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) is a federal statute focused on sexual assault and victimization in juvenile facilities, prisons, jail, lockups, and other detention facilities. The goal of PREA is to prevent, detect, and respond to sexual abuse in detention and correctional facilities. BJS will issue a second report on PREA in November/December 2016 that will report on the safety of youth in adult facilities.
Tuesday, 28 June 2016
Posted in Voices
By Rick Mula
The visitation room at the Alabama county jail was tiny. The beige cinderblock walls pressed in on the public defender and me as we waited for the guards to escort our 17-year-old client into the room.
J.W. had already spent four months confined to an adult jail cell. He hadn't even been tried for a crime yet. But in Alabama, as well as other states, children as young as 16 can be automatically tried as an adult for certain crimes. They can also be held in adult jails as they await trial.
And that's why J.W. was now sitting in this tiny room.
He'd been swept up in the adult criminal justice system, like so many other kids. An estimated 250,000 youth are tried, sentenced, or incarcerated as adults every year across the U.S. What's more, LGBT youths are vastly overrepresented. Despite making up no more than 7 percent of the overall youth population, they make up about 20 percent of the youths in the juvenile justice system. Most of these young people, like J.W., are children of color.
J.W. tells me that he used to identify as bisexual. He says that after he disclosed his sexual orientation, a corrections officer assumed he was promiscuous and called him a "ho." The message was loud and clear: Bisexual individuals would be singled out. J.W. says he now identifies as straight. As someone who works to educate LGBT youths about their legal rights, I can't help but wonder if he is avoiding identifying as bisexual to protect himself from more mistreatment.
What is certain, and worth remembering during Pride month, is that there are many LGBT youths in adult jails across this country. High rates of family rejection, hostile teachers and classmates at school as well as inappropriate foster care placements take their toll on LGBT youths. They may run away from home, skip school or abuse substances to cope – all activities that increase their chances of a brush with the law. LGBT youths are also more likely to be prosecuted for age-appropriate consensual sexual activity than their peers.
Once in adult jails, there's little opportunity for rehabilitation or education that can get a young person's life back on track, whether they are LGBT or not. I learned, for example, that J.W. attended a GED class sporadically for a couple months, but the class ended without warning or explanation.
Of course, one of the greatest concerns about placing a child in an adult jail is the threat of physical and sexual abuse. The problem is particularly acute for LGBT youths. Bureau of Justice Statistics data show that 6.3 percent of LGBT youths reported sexual victimization compared to 1.7 percent of heterosexual youths.
Authorities may point out that federal law requires facilities to maintain "sight and sound separation" between young people and adults, but solitary confinement is often the only way to accomplish this goal. Confining a child or teen to a small four-walled cell for hours on end raises a host of other dangers – depression, anxiety and psychosis, for example – particularly for kids because of their developmental vulnerability.
It's clear that jail is no place for young people, such as J.W.
The statistics and stories may be grim, but the situation is not hopeless. There are a number of steps that can be taken to reduce the number of juveniles in the criminal justice system and help youths in adult facilities. Consider the following possibilities:
As I think back to my visit with J.W., I remember how he beamed. He was so happy to have a visitor. Despite his situation, he eagerly chatted about Ariana Grande's greatest hits and talked about his favorite movies and TV shows. J.W. may be behind bars, but he's not that different from other kids his age. He's just doing his best to survive an environment that was never meant for any child.
We need to do our best to keep kids like J.W. out of adult jails.
Rick Mula is an attorney at the Southern Poverty Law Center where he is an Equal Justice Works Fellow sponsored by the Mansfield Family Foundation.
Tuesday, 21 June 2016
Posted in Voices
By Kara AanensonFor the past five years the Just Kids Campaign partnered with Campaign for Youth Justice to end the automatic prosecution of youth as adult in the state of Maryland. During those 5 years we:
None of this would have been possible without technical assistance from the Campaign. They were with us every step of the way from organizing to legislative sessions. We adopted their theory of change, including working with youth who were charged as adults and their families. Working together with youth and their families multiplied our output and provided credibility to our work.
The Campaign helped us organize by hosting strategy sessions where we hashed out our action plans. They provided insight on what worked in other states and helped us brainstorm how to implement those strategies in Maryland. They created Youth Justice Awareness Month, uniting all states working on adultification of youth, and increased our fundraising efforts. The Campaign provided spokesperson training to enhance our messaging.During Maryland's 90 day legislative sessions we checked in weekly and they provided a sounding board for legislative strategy. If amendments were added to a bill they would help us review them to determine our next steps. If we needed help finding a national expert to be a member of our taskforce or testify at a bill hearing, they would reach out to all their contacts to help make sure we got someone there.The Campaign can maximize state impacts because they practice what they preach. They have run their own campaigns in D.C. and have assisted so many other states. They understand when you are frustrated because your coalition is fracturing, they know what it's like to have a bill fail in committee, and they know what it feels like to get a victory. This work is rewarding, but it is also exhausting. Some days you feel like you are on top of the world and others days it feels like you are pushing a huge boulder up a hill in the rain, and on those days the Campaign is there standing beside you and helping you push. That is what makes them the best partner.
Kara Aanenson is the Director of Family Engagement at the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services since April 2016. Before that, she was the Director of the Just Kid Campaign for 5 years.
This post is part of the CFYJ #IMPACT Blog Series, a project celebrating CFYJ's 10 years of commitment to juvenile justice reform.
Monday, 20 June 2016
Posted in Across the Country
In May, the Oregon Supreme Court made an exemplary decision when they reversed a 2015 ruling made by the state's Court of Appeals in the State v. J.C.N.-V. case. In State v. J.C.N.-V., the appeals court upheld the initial decision to transfer a 13 year old, J.C.N.-V, who was charged with aggravated murder, from juvenile court to circuit court for criminal prosecution. State law in Oregon permits the juvenile court to waive its jurisdiction and hand over cases to the jurisdiction of the circuit court if it finds the youth to be of "sufficient sophistication and maturity to appreciate the nature and quality of the conduct involved." This happened to J.C.N.-V., whose case was originally transferred to the circuit court for criminal prosecution, and whose transfer was affirmed by the Court of Appeals.
Enter Marsha Levick, Deputy Director and Chief Counsel at Juvenile Law Center, and Angela Sherbo, J.C.N.-V.'s attorney from Youth, Rights, and Justice. They successfully argued a reversal of the transfer in the state's Supreme Court, which responded with an avowal that the "sophistication and maturity" of a child is too simplistic a measure for determining whether a transfer from juvenile court to circuit court is warranted. The Court urged the legislature to use a more nuanced approach in dictating the guidelines for any potential transfers.
A couple weeks after this decision, District Attorney of Oregon's Multnomah County, Rod Underhill, announced that his office will no longer automatically prosecute teens ages 15 to 17 in circuit court for certain Measure 11crimes. Unlike the defendant in State v J.C.N.-V., children charged with Measure 11 crimes do not have the benefit of a hearing before a juvenile court judge; instead they are automatically prosecuted in the adult criminal justice system. Furthermore, if convicted, they serve the same mandatory sentences that would apply to adults; however, they can begin serving their sentence in a youth prison until they are age 25.
District Attorney Underhill has agreed that if certain considerations are met, his office will be willing to start some Measure 11 cases in juvenile court. Examples of these considerations include: Whether the teen has no past criminal record, whether he or she didn't seriously hurt anyone, or whether he or she wants to get treatment or turn his or her life around. Cases that will now originate in juvenile court would then be bound by the ruling in J.C.N.-V, and judges would have to consider the "sophistication and maturity" of the child before determining whether or not to transfer the child to the adult system.
While the Campaign for Youth Justice advocates that all children's cases should originate in juvenile court, these are still steps in the right direction, and nice examples of the ways that litigation and practice interface forpositive reforms. All these efforts combined will hopefully set an example for other states to come around on this issue.
By Anne-Lise Vray, Juvenile Justice FellowJune is Children's Awareness Month. One would typically think of a child as a 10 year-old in the prime of his/her life, happily going to school, swinging on the playground with friends, helping parents around the house, growing and learning more every day. Unfortunately, for many American children this is not the reality. In 22 states and the District of Columbia, children as young as 7 can be prosecuted as adults. In fact, fourteen states have no minimum age for trying children as adults. Some states set the minimum age at 10, 12, or 13, which is still way too young. As the U.S. Supreme Court has found 5 times in the past decade, children are not the same as adults, and Courts need to ensure they are considering the age, maturity, and brain development before issuing adult punishments.
Children's Awareness Month is a great occasion to remember these too often forgotten children, and to act on their behalves in order to end the harmful practice of trying, sentencing and incarcerating youth as adults. Instead we should invest in age appropriate approaches that work and tend to the underlying trauma that so many of these youth are exposed to before they ever come in contact with the law. This failed policy of treating children like adults is contradicted by neuroscience leads to poor outcomes for public safety, since youth prosecuted as adults are 34% more likely to recidivate than those handled by the juvenile justice system.All children deserve to be children, and provided the opportunity to correct bad decisions and afforded second chances.


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