EP 06 - Once You're In It

from Detained Hosted by Arish Rivers

You've heard me say it before and again - There's no such thing as the justice system; It's the legal system. On this episode, I ask my brother to rewind to his childhood and share the lasting effects of his experiences with law enforcement and the legal system. There's even a bit about Darius McCrary in it.

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Never Forget What They Did Diane Lee On March 17 2020, the WHO declared that COVID-19 was a global pandemic. In July 2020, driven by a 24/7 media cycle, a fearful public and political agendas, the Australian Government actively prevented its citizens and permanent residents returning home from overseas by capping the numbers of passengers allowed on international flights. Australia was the only country in the world to take such a drastic step and lock its own citizens out during a global emergency. Hundreds of thousands of Australians were stranded overseas, and the Australian government only allowed 30 people per international flight to enter the country. If – by some miracle – we did manage to get home, we were detained in hotels for 14 days. We were not allowed fresh air or human contact apart from the health staff who tested us for COVID on Day 2 and Day 12. We were charged $3,000 for our own detention. The quarantine fee was introduced at the same time as international flight caps. Australians

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