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When you say the name Dr. Maxine Bryant lights come on, bells ring and court is called in session. With a background in the construction of human services armed with a serious focus in criminology and corrections it’s no wonder her talented set of skills are the subject of conversation in any circle where learning and education are alive and well. Dr. Bryant seems to know all regarding the law and its defined and undefined set of rules, codes and regulations. Her degrees include a Bachelor of Science Bell University, Master of Arts Saginaw State University, and PHD in the Philosophy and Development of Human Services from Walden University. As, some of you out there may or not know Criminology might not be the easiest subject to deal with although Dr. Bryant makes it look far too easy. The differences in social class including celebrities and public figures and how the system treats then is a subject of inexhaustible proportion. Criminals mean serious business and as she said, their atrocities are glaring, and they do go to prison for hideous crimes. They treat public figures no matter with much more respect because of money and status. Bail is affordable and often filters are in place. No time in jail required and no waiting for a court case to come up. Poor people have to often spend time in jail while waiting for their case to come up because they can’t post bail and Dr. Bryant says by the time they get the $200-$400 bail needed they have already spent several years in jail. She cited a case wherein a young African American male barely in his mid-twenties who she says gets the low end of the stick, arrested and spent three years in jail for stealing a backpack. Can you imagine a backpack? What a waste of taxpayer’s monies. Because his mother was never able to get the bail needed and the young man had been so poorly treated at Riker, he committed suicide. When one has money, there is no jail time because a posted bail is immediate. The attorneys are paid and of a higher quality of service than a public defender who serve those unable to afford the cost. In the United States, Dr. Bryant takes note that in court one is not found guilty or innocent. One is found guilty or not guilty. It becomes a case of whoever the representative having the power to present your case better. Anyone who can afford a private attorney is going to get better representation in court.