african american criminals

The Linden Triangle is the intersection of Linden Avenue and Linden Place in Hempstead, Long Island. Here, the dream of suburban comfort and safety has evolved into a nightmare of flying bullets and bloodshed. The war between the Bloods and Crips gangs has torn a once peaceful neighborhood apart. As the conflict spreads to New York City, young men wielding military-grade weaponry fight over pride, respect, revenge and their legacies.

A collection of essays documenting the historical and contemporary impact of the law and the justice system on people of African ancestry in the United States, covering three centuries of racialized law and criminal justice practice at the local, state, and federal levels.

Explores the criminal justice system in America and discusses its impact on young, African-American males.

Moe may have revealed his life as a paid killer to Janeia, but his most dangerous habit is his womanizing, and he fails to consider this threat to his safety.

Examines the relationship between race and the administration of the criminal justice system, the selection of minorities for jury duty, and how racial prejudice can render a trial unfair.

Regina Harris has managed to clean up her life and leave the gang-infested streets of Harlem behind her, but she finds herself drawn back towards her old lifestyle as she tries to help her three best friends, who still live on the streets.

The author examines his brother's life in comparison to his own and asks himself why they are so different, one a college professor, one sentenced to life imprisonment.

Lamin Michaels and his latest partner in crime, Zion, build one of New York's largest narcotics empires, until Lamin falls for a beautiful girl who makes him realize there is more to life than money.

The author examines his brother's life in comparison to his own and asks himself why they are so different, one a college professor, one sentenced to life imprisonment.