Paraclete Foundation

WE are a not for profit Foundation dedicated to the premise that there can be a lessening of the cruelty we can foist upon each other either as criminals or as those who impose punishment. We believe that Justice must include a consideration of Equity, in other words, suitable to fit the crime; We oppose Mandatory Minimums, favor parole and rehabilitation (meaning rehabilitation) and Education as a preventative of crime.

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Paraclete Foundation is incorporated in the State of California and Registered with the California Attorney General as a Not-For-Profit foundation organized for educational and charity purposes.

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We believe that the Mandatory Sentencing practice of the Federal Judicial System is wrong. We believe that the unforgiving practice of not allowing for Parole is wrong. We believe that warehousing of inmates with minimal

facilities for retraining, rehabilitation, education is wrong. We what to make a difference. We want to educate policy makers to the benefits of change and the evil of the current practices.

We strongly fear that the current policies of the Criminal Justice system speaks to the deterioration of our American Way of life, absent the fundamental Judeo-Christian ethos of forgiveness. We work to prevent the continuing moral and ethical decline of our system.

We want to make the World a better place. We what to minimize crime through education and strengthening of our religious underpinning. We want to assure the children of incarcerated parents that they do not have to suffer the separation and accompanying deprivation of having a parent in prison alone. We want to our system to show a human side driven by concern for our fellow citizens, the offended, the offenders, the tax payer.

We want to increase the quality of life of all our neighbors with higher standards of conduct toward the incarcerated, laws that are administered fairly and evenly with total impartiality. We want everyone to live in a community free of crime and feel that through education, medical treatment and work we can realize these ends.