Thank you 60 minutes for highlighting the cruel unfairness of our system. We’ve decided that certain people are worthy to change their life around, but others cannot.
NOBODY in the United States can stop ANYONE from going to Law School !! They might be able to stop you from entering the BAR. But nobody can stop you from going to school !! This guy is a PERFECT example of "Rehabilitation" !! Thumbs Up video !
Kudos to Seth Waxman for stepping up and becoming a mentor to a talented inmate by insisting upon working with Shawn Hopwood's assistance to argue the case in front of the Supreme Court instead of taking it over and away from him.
Personally, 60 Minutes has been available for the entire 66 years that have made up my life...I have nothing but respect for this show... the peterman...
9:27 "Prison guards tell you every day that you're worthless." It's just sad how the U.S. prison system operates. As if losing your freedom wasn't punishment enough. No, we have to denigrade you on top of it. Maybe treating inmates like human beings might actually increase their chances of rehabilitation? Many countries have successfully tried it, maybe it's worth a shot?
As a lawyer myself, this is just great! Before becoming a lawyer, i worked with drug dependents in their rehabilitation from illicit (illegal) drug use. i strongly believe in the reformation of persons who have broken the law; most of these people are redeemable and can realize their full potential. it takes caring, empathetic persons & professionals who can provide support and means for changing for good those who were convicted criminals (like in this 60 Minutes episode), to effect redemption & personal success for those who erred in their ways.
This is mind blowing. I wish my son could attend his classes. Truly inspiring. A brilliant mind just probably bored that his previous education could not keep up with his mind. The work of Justice Defenders and public defenders is truly inspiring. The law is fascinatingly beautiful, something I wished I pursued. I could imagine Anderson Cooper to be a passionate lawyer.
Hard to believe Anderson? I did nothing the DA had no evidence and no witnesses and Public Defender said if I didn’t plead guilty then I’d be in jail for years or even life. My Public Defender and Attorney said they knew I didn’t do any of what was alleged and charged and they knew the DA had no evidence but they said they couldn’t help me. They never came to see me or answer my calls. The only honest thing they said was, “I don’t have the time to help you, the DA and I decided your plea, if you take it you can get out of jail, if you don’t you will remain in jail for years and possible decades. I lost my Nursing license (and I lived Nursing and would have done it for free) and I lost my daughters who were told multiple lies from my Attorney because he couldn’t convince me to plead guilty. When I kept hearing the lies and how they were affecting my daughters, I decided to plead guilty to charges I never ever did and I wasn’t allowed to choose my plea, my Attorney and the DA did. That was seven years ago. BTW, the Public Defenders never had time to talk to me or look into my case. They showed up in court and shockingly agreed with DA lies in court and lied saying that I told them things I didn’t tell them. The judge wouldn’t let me speak. What would you do Anderson if you were told you’d sit in jail for years without end in sight unless you plead guilty or no contest? And no Advocate to boot…actually your “Advocate” spoke more to ADA about your case and was anything but an Advocate
There's a basic ignorance among people, and especially other attorneys and doctors especially. There are individuals that have all sorts of education and documentation that buy it, or are not really that smart. We are all given gifts, talents, skills and abilities as souls, and it is up to us to either use it or let it go. Some abuse what they've what they are given for position, money, and fame rather than for good. God bless this young man in his life.
I pled guilty to a crime I did not commit and 25 years later i still wish I never did, it changed my life so drastically back in my twenties. I was misinformed by my Public Defender of what the full benefit would be to fight the charge, and was frightened into believing that I could be doing 7 1/2 to 15 if I didn't. I was so mislead and misrepresented, I didn't fully understand the law then and neither did my parents. We trusted the system and what the 'system' said would happen....all so the court and the Public Pretender could move onto their next case to close as fast as possible.
⏱️ Timestamps by TimeSkip ⏱️ 00:00:00 - Introduction to Jailhouse Lawyers 00:01:54 - Shan's Early Life and Choices 00:03:35 - The Bank Robberies Explained 00:05:07 - Discovering the Law in Prison 00:06:28 - First Steps in Legal Advocacy 00:07:47 - The Supreme Court Grants a Case 00:09:37 - Winning Cases from Prison 00:12:28 - Teaching at Georgetown Law 00:13:31 - Advocacy for Criminal Justice Reform 00:14:33 - Alexander McLean's Mission 00:17:35 - Training Inmates as Paralegals 00:18:39 - Alexander McLean's Background 00:19:35 - Transforming Lives Through Education 00:20:42 - Transforming Lives Through Law 00:22:11 - Moot Court Experience 00:23:45 - Graduation Ceremony Highlights 00:25:12 - Justice Defenders Impact 00:27:43 - Challenges in Public Defense 00:29:22 - Overworked Public Defenders 00:32:06 - Donald Gamble's Case 00:39:22 - Consequences of Plea Deals 00:41:01 - Understanding Litigation Funding 00:42:04 - Craig Underwood's Legal Battle 00:45:01 - Berford Capital's Role in Litigation 00:47:10 - Ethics and Regulation in Litigation Funding 00:53:38 - Impact of Litigation Funding on Justice
how did the public defenders even have time to get together for a 60 minutes interview? that's the real question. compelling stories, thank you 60 minutes.
Do we have a branch of JUSTISE DEFENDERS here in America? If not, we sure could use one, especially in the southern states. Also, private management of our prison systems is a terrible idea as it creates endless routes for corporate corruption, and makes it easy for those same corporations to hide it.
This is why you can’t count felons out. I personally think if they haven’t been convicted of a violent crime, they should be able to work any job after 10 years without any offenses.
Predatory practices like this should be prohibited, litigation funders gone rogue! Yeh, call it a “lifeline”, a systematic legal abuse, with rationalized malfeasance.
I did not know there was a difference. Thank you for bringing this up, and encouraging me to Google this and educate myself. I encourage others to do thr same, This goes under the title, "Good To Know"😊🖖🙌👏
How can you establish professional standards in such an understaffed, public defenders situation, in a world where they are at the bottom always lookin up? “Always coming up short”, becomes normal, no choice. The way the game is played. Whether the constitution matters should not depend on your locality…such an important story. How many lives have been ruined, potential contributors, in a land where we boast the highest incarceration rates in the land. “The second time is a felony”, theft and weed, nonviolent crimes? “Jail is a terrible place to be”.
Since adoption is a state by state issue: _____ I am advocating, for an adoption embassy in every state of the United States of America. They would be required, to have legal documents necessary to allow adopted people to have their adoption vacated/nullified, regardless of their age or gender. It would be accepted and upheld in every state in the United States of America. (Similar to a divorce.) _____ I am okay, with going to the United States Supreme Court. I am in need of a lawyer to represent me, in regards to having my adoption nullified, and take back my legal birth certificate, and not have that custody or authority be given back to my biological relatives or their relatives. ______ Needed Federal Legislation Adoption Nullification Act: Allowing adopted people to have their adoption nullified, regardless of their age or gender. This would be an Amendment to the Emancipation Proclamation. People are not property. Adoption should not be a form of slavery. Justice Delayed is Justice Denied.
I would appreciate, attorney Jack Smith (Currently working with the DOJ.) to represent me, in regards to having my adoption vacated/nullified and take back my legal birth certificate. And not have that custody or authority to be given back to my biological relatives or their relatives.
I am wondering ...I have heard there is a process to emancipate minor children as adults, a court procedure.....maybe some lawyer reading can answer this point
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Yeah 150,000 for 11 years no way you could have made more than that on minimum wage I agree buddy and good for you that you change your life around man I think that's awesome
Ever improving on your stories and storytelling with an artful heartfelt morality with a positive message of hope, you and your like, are an existential significant contribution to our collective critical thinking. Thank you for helping US along in our learning going forward sustainably all of our humanity. Sociopolitical awareness and environment awareness are critical skills to acquire in our societies. “We have a shared hunger for justice”, we are stewards of our bodies, minds and our planet. We must meet that responsibility We must speak for humanity and all of the life add natural sciences and all of its systems mechanisms and laws and established tenets basic knowledge together. Thank you. Sciences are the language of the earth. Democracy and its laws are the language of an egalitarian society with admiration of virtuous individuals of proven merit and character. Those who’ve been impacted most by its laws maybe the ones who understand the systems that they’ve struggle against and identified by the system they were subjected to indeed. “Thinking outside the box.” Maybe is what we need…
In the last story, these are misrepresented, or falsely advertised loans. Therefore, it is predatory fraud. They are calling it an investment but that isn't how investing works. If it was, the individual needing money for legal reasons would also receive money and in this context would be akin to a business partner. They would both benefit. Instead, it being advertised as investment then they are turning around, suddenly calling it a loan and preying upon the person who was in need of help. Talk about a scam.
You missed the point This guy became facisnated with the law library You should go to your local federal court house and seek their law library It’s a whole nother level
How can you establish professional standards in such an understaffed, public defenders situation, in a world where they are at the bottom always lookin up. “Always coming up short”, becomes normal, no choice. The way the game is played. Whether the constitution matters should not depend on your locality…
If there is NO opportunity for Betterment of oneself in prison, then might as well stick them in the Colosseum and charge money to watch !! What a waste to not teach/train/counsel inmates !
In Aotearoa New Zealand we have a Professor of Criminology who was a career criminal and started his official education in prison. And a Doctor of Psychology who was a convicted murderer and now helps people achieve their best in life, sport or career. There could be many more of these stories if the US reformed its unjust system.
@@susankeith326you could be telling the truth, but if it's not articulated in the right way it means nothing in court of law.... you can roll your eyes all you want but that the fact.... Like running for president of the United States if you don't articulate the right words you're never going to be elected as president of United States even if you're very intelligent and you can do the job.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you 60 minutes for highlighting the cruel unfairness of our system. We’ve decided that certain people are worthy to change their life around, but others cannot.
True indeed, and it begins with color
@Mister-Reno true black people get away with too much.
Zjapa
NOBODY in the United States can stop ANYONE from going to Law School !! They might be able to stop you from entering the BAR. But nobody can stop you from going to school !! This guy is a PERFECT example of "Rehabilitation" !! Thumbs Up video !
Law schools can stop you from going to law school. 🙄
now Shon Hopwood is awaiting trial for domestic violence
@@JanitorIsBack Schadenfreude?
@@JanitorIsBack - How do you know that?
WOW WOW what an inspiring story of a bank robber to a lawyer professor.
now Shon Hopwood is awaiting trial for domestic violence
Kudos to Seth Waxman for stepping up and becoming a mentor to a talented inmate by insisting upon working with Shawn Hopwood's assistance to argue the case in front of the Supreme Court instead of taking it over and away from him.
now Shon Hopwood is awaiting trial for domestic violence
This is great. Men helping men. Keep it up. Spread the news.
Personally, 60 Minutes has been available for the entire 66 years that have made up my life...I have nothing but respect for this show... the peterman...
Our criminal justice system has been in dire need of reform fore decades. The war on drugs incentivized corruption within the justice system.
This is why the education system in the US needs to change. And why our incarceration in the US needs to change...
9:27 "Prison guards tell you every day that you're worthless."
It's just sad how the U.S. prison system operates. As if losing your freedom wasn't punishment enough. No, we have to denigrade you on top of it. Maybe treating inmates like human beings might actually increase their chances of rehabilitation? Many countries have successfully tried it, maybe it's worth a shot?
What’s worse is that the COs were cashiers at Walmart before they got hired out of desperation 😂
now Shon Hopwood is awaiting trial for domestic violence
The humbleness of this man that's what builds character
now Shon Hopwood is awaiting trial for domestic violence
Wow! Truth is indeed stranger than fiction! This must be made into a movie!
My heart weeps for joy for this young man and his family!
Truth is only stranger than fiction for those who don't read.
I love these stories
This is an awesome piece.
This is an AMAZING story!
As a lawyer myself, this is just great! Before becoming a lawyer, i worked with drug dependents in their rehabilitation from illicit (illegal) drug use. i strongly believe in the reformation of persons who have broken the law; most of these people are redeemable and can realize their full potential. it takes caring, empathetic persons & professionals who can provide support and means for changing for good those who were convicted criminals (like in this 60 Minutes episode), to effect redemption & personal success for those who erred in their ways.
This is mind blowing. I wish my son could attend his classes. Truly inspiring. A brilliant mind just probably bored that his previous education could not keep up with his mind.
The work of Justice Defenders and public defenders is truly inspiring. The law is fascinatingly beautiful, something I wished I pursued. I could imagine Anderson Cooper to be a passionate lawyer.
now Shon Hopwood is awaiting trial for domestic violence
Hard to believe Anderson? I did nothing the DA had no evidence and no witnesses and Public Defender said if I didn’t plead guilty then I’d be in jail for years or even life. My Public Defender and Attorney said they knew I didn’t do any of what was alleged and charged and they knew the DA had no evidence but they said they couldn’t help me. They never came to see me or answer my calls. The only honest thing they said was, “I don’t have the time to help you, the DA and I decided your plea, if you take it you can get out of jail, if you don’t you will remain in jail for years and possible decades. I lost my Nursing license (and I lived Nursing and would have done it for free) and I lost my daughters who were told multiple lies from my Attorney because he couldn’t convince me to plead guilty. When I kept hearing the lies and how they were affecting my daughters, I decided to plead guilty to charges I never ever did and I wasn’t allowed to choose my plea, my Attorney and the DA did. That was seven years ago. BTW, the Public Defenders never had time to talk to me or look into my case. They showed up in court and shockingly agreed with DA lies in court and lied saying that I told them things I didn’t tell them. The judge wouldn’t let me speak.
What would you do Anderson if you were told you’d sit in jail for years without end in sight unless you plead guilty or no contest?
And no Advocate to boot…actually your “Advocate” spoke more to ADA about your case and was anything but an Advocate
There's a basic ignorance among people, and especially other attorneys and doctors especially. There are individuals that have all sorts of education and documentation that buy it, or are not really that smart. We are all given gifts, talents, skills and abilities as souls, and it is up to us to either use it or let it go. Some abuse what they've what they are given for position, money, and fame rather than for good. God bless this young man in his life.
The second story brought me to tears - this is how we need to make changes in our correction system
I pled guilty to a crime I did not commit and 25 years later i still wish I never did, it changed my life so drastically back in my twenties. I was misinformed by my Public Defender of what the full benefit would be to fight the charge, and was frightened into believing that I could be doing 7 1/2 to 15 if I didn't. I was so mislead and misrepresented, I didn't fully understand the law then and neither did my parents. We trusted the system and what the 'system' said would happen....all so the court and the Public Pretender could move onto their next case to close as fast as possible.
what a wonderful young man. Like a light in the darkness. May god bless your path
God showing who he is through this man. Use it for Him and not the world and he will always be blessed.
YesMagnify.
now Shon Hopwood is awaiting trial for domestic violence
⏱️ Timestamps by TimeSkip ⏱️
00:00:00 - Introduction to Jailhouse Lawyers
00:01:54 - Shan's Early Life and Choices
00:03:35 - The Bank Robberies Explained
00:05:07 - Discovering the Law in Prison
00:06:28 - First Steps in Legal Advocacy
00:07:47 - The Supreme Court Grants a Case
00:09:37 - Winning Cases from Prison
00:12:28 - Teaching at Georgetown Law
00:13:31 - Advocacy for Criminal Justice Reform
00:14:33 - Alexander McLean's Mission
00:17:35 - Training Inmates as Paralegals
00:18:39 - Alexander McLean's Background
00:19:35 - Transforming Lives Through Education
00:20:42 - Transforming Lives Through Law
00:22:11 - Moot Court Experience
00:23:45 - Graduation Ceremony Highlights
00:25:12 - Justice Defenders Impact
00:27:43 - Challenges in Public Defense
00:29:22 - Overworked Public Defenders
00:32:06 - Donald Gamble's Case
00:39:22 - Consequences of Plea Deals
00:41:01 - Understanding Litigation Funding
00:42:04 - Craig Underwood's Legal Battle
00:45:01 - Berford Capital's Role in Litigation
00:47:10 - Ethics and Regulation in Litigation Funding
00:53:38 - Impact of Litigation Funding on Justice
What the hell
Thank you
I love 60. Minutes
how did the public defenders even have time to get together for a 60 minutes interview? that's the real question. compelling stories, thank you 60 minutes.
STOP BEING AS!!!🤡🤐
Sounds like several left the field
Do we have a branch of JUSTISE DEFENDERS here in America? If not, we sure could use one, especially in the southern states. Also, private management of our prison systems is a terrible idea as it creates endless routes for corporate corruption, and makes it easy for those same corporations to hide it.
The first guy is just a nerd gone wrong. Bad guys don’t talk like that😂
now Shon Hopwood is awaiting trial for domestic violence
Great story.
The dude is AWESOME 💯🍻
Amazing story.
An ex felon turned law professor........only in American. 😂😂😂
Lived experience and an ability to read proved more valuable than woke education and multiple choice tests
Thanks for reporting on this atrocious thing in America
This is why you can’t count felons out. I personally think if they haven’t been convicted of a violent crime, they should be able to work any job after 10 years without any offenses.
Outstanding
Superb!
Predatory practices like this should be prohibited, litigation funders gone rogue! Yeh, call it a “lifeline”, a systematic legal abuse, with rationalized malfeasance.
Very inspiring
I wish the Government would create a pathway to become a Public Defender . Like an Apprenticeship or fast track Learning to fill the employment gaps.
I will never watch 60 min again. I don't trust you anymore 😢
Alligator's don't eat lawyers ....( professional courtesy).
Awesome and exceptional people exist.
One of many things why America is so great
How was the education paid for while he was incarcerated?
I am proud of you.Your a patriot and i have been out of prison 25 years
That’s super impressive.
hell yeah. good for these guys
Inspiring.
Proves no matter what you've done in life! You can change yourself for the better!!!!
Do people know the difference between an attorney and a lawyer?
I did not know there was a difference. Thank you for bringing this up, and encouraging me to Google this and educate myself. I encourage others to do thr same, This goes under the title, "Good To Know"😊🖖🙌👏
How can you establish professional standards in such an understaffed, public defenders situation, in a world where they are at the bottom always lookin up?
“Always coming up short”, becomes normal, no choice. The way the game is played. Whether the constitution matters should not depend on your locality…such an important story.
How many lives have been ruined, potential contributors, in a land where we boast the highest incarceration rates in the land.
“The second time is a felony”, theft and weed, nonviolent crimes? “Jail is a terrible place to be”.
I have always thought that doing legal work was like putting a puzzle together. This man saw that too.
Awesome
I'd watch a movie about the lawyer at Georgetown!!!
Here, lawyers won't talk to you if you are poor, sometimes depending on your appearance.
There are legal services to help the poor, public defenders, and law school clinics that help the poor with their legal issues.
I'm one of those persons convicted wrongfully for a crime and sentenced to 4 years!(1981 to 1985)
This is crazy!
Good story but had he been black I don’t think those opportunities would have come easy
Does anyone watch 60 minutes? I don’t. Edit edit and edit it out of existence.
Since adoption is a state by state issue:
_____
I am advocating, for an adoption embassy in every state of the United States of America. They would be required, to have legal documents necessary to allow adopted people to have their adoption vacated/nullified, regardless of their age or gender. It would be accepted and upheld in every state in the United States of America. (Similar to a divorce.)
_____
I am okay, with going to the United States Supreme Court. I am in need of a lawyer to represent me, in regards to having my adoption nullified, and take back my legal birth certificate, and not have that custody or authority be given back to my biological relatives or their relatives.
______
Needed Federal Legislation
Adoption Nullification Act:
Allowing adopted people to have their adoption nullified, regardless of their age or gender.
This would be an Amendment to the Emancipation Proclamation.
People are not property.
Adoption should not be a form of slavery.
Justice Delayed is Justice Denied.
I need more information about the adoption. My fiance told me he was adopted to cover his birth mother's mistake.
I would appreciate, attorney Jack Smith (Currently working with the DOJ.) to represent me, in regards to having my adoption vacated/nullified and take back my legal birth certificate. And not have that custody or authority to be given back to my biological relatives or their relatives.
I am wondering ...I have heard there is a process to emancipate minor children as adults, a court procedure.....maybe some lawyer reading can answer this point
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Kudos to the black man saying no tothe system
Wow!!!!!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Yeah 150,000 for 11 years no way you could have made more than that on minimum wage I agree buddy and good for you that you change your life around man I think that's awesome
SO DID ANY OF THESE PRISONERS HE HELPED GET ANY OF THIER LEGAL FEES THEY PAID BACK FROM THESE INEPT LAWYERS & JUDGES?
Hope is alive and well
This is terrible Lord put a stop to this American beast and the justice system
Ever improving on your stories and storytelling with an artful heartfelt morality with a positive message of hope, you and your like, are an existential significant contribution to our collective critical thinking.
Thank you for helping US along in our learning going forward sustainably all of our humanity.
Sociopolitical awareness and environment awareness are critical skills to acquire in our societies.
“We have a shared hunger for justice”, we are stewards of our bodies, minds and our planet.
We must meet that responsibility
We must speak for humanity and all of the life add natural sciences and all of its systems mechanisms and laws and established tenets basic knowledge together. Thank you.
Sciences are the language of the earth.
Democracy and its laws are the language of an egalitarian society with admiration of virtuous individuals of proven merit and character.
Those who’ve been impacted most by its laws maybe the ones who understand the systems that they’ve struggle against and identified by the system they were subjected to indeed.
“Thinking outside the box.” Maybe is what we need…
In the last story, these are misrepresented, or falsely advertised loans. Therefore, it is predatory fraud. They are calling it an investment but that isn't how investing works. If it was, the individual needing money for legal reasons would also receive money and in this context would be akin to a business partner. They would both benefit. Instead, it being advertised as investment then they are turning around, suddenly calling it a loan and preying upon the person who was in need of help. Talk about a scam.
Exactly. When 100% interest is tacked on, it goes from investment for a profit percentage to loan sharking.
When they treat criminals better than military veterans. Irony
You missed the point
This guy became facisnated with the law library
You should go to your local federal court house and seek their law library
It’s a whole nother level
👏🏿👏🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Pamela Medsker is a saint.
How can you establish professional standards in such an understaffed, public defenders situation, in a world where they are at the bottom always lookin up.
“Always coming up short”, becomes normal, no choice. The way the game is played. Whether the constitution matters should not depend on your locality…
Good 👍 😊!.❤❤❤
I wouldn't trust him. Lawyers and bank robbers are cut from the same cloth.
First guy is a good dude. 👍🏾
Congratulations
This guy blinks like once evey 2 minutes...sorry but what's ur meds?
1 crime does not a criminal make, unless you intend to make a career of it. (Quoting an M.A. not me).
He has since allegedly committed another.
Those loan sharks don't give a damn...so sad
i can't wait they made movie about his life.
Hopewood recently got arrested for domestic violence and faces serious legal trouble.
Why are they only doing paralegal for women but lawyer for men. They should allow both.
"MORAL TURPITUDE"...covers, a lot of ground...
If there is NO opportunity for Betterment of oneself in prison, then might as well stick them in the Colosseum and charge money to watch !! What a waste to not teach/train/counsel inmates !
Omg this 1st story.
inspiring. I bet the guards hate the fact that this inmate is more successful than anyone administrating the prison
In Aotearoa New Zealand we have a Professor of Criminology who was a career criminal and started his official education in prison. And a Doctor of Psychology who was a convicted murderer and now helps people achieve their best in life, sport or career. There could be many more of these stories if the US reformed its unjust system.
Release full transcript of kamala interview. Stop manipulating and lying
Something that has nothing to do with this. Quit spreading B.S.
God is Great
I'd pay whatever he wanted to represent me.
❤❤❤❤Grace
The Law needs to be held accountable!!
Must be hurtin' for views, this was originally aired in 2017.
When God says yes....
Ends the same
legal system is nothing but words and how it's used... This individual just Master the system.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂
🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@susankeith326you could be telling the truth, but if it's not articulated in the right way it means nothing in court of law.... you can roll your eyes all you want but that the fact.... Like running for president of the United States if you don't articulate the right words you're never going to be elected as president of United States even if you're very intelligent and you can do the job.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Aberdeen 🇬🇧 😊!.❤️❤️❤️🙏
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿