Let’sGetRadical&LeavethePolitics

By: Hassan Justice Muhammad
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  • Podcast founded by Hassan Justice Muhammad to Expose the ugly truth Behind Local Organizations and the Criminal Justice System.

    Hassan Justice Muhammad is Currently a graduate student at Southern New Hampshire University Studying for his Associate in Criminal Justice to be an Allied Criminal Justice Professional Advocate for low-income families.

    Hassan Justice Muhammad Spent time behind enemy lines after his part in the Portland 2020 Protest. He was charged and given too much time. Spent a lot of time in solitary confinement. At Oregon State Penitentiary.

    He was actively looking into laws in statutes in Oregon to fix the mistakes and was released from the Oregon Department of Corrections after a jury determined an amendment was needed to correct Multiple problems in his case.

    Hassan later found that policy were being misused to hold people beyond there prison terms.
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  • Episode 01 (Intro into Podcast) 10-20-2024

    Episode 01 (Intro into Podcast) 10-20-2024
    Oct 21 2024

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