Overview

In most jurisdictions in California, when there is a 9-11 call about domestic violence, someone connected to that call is going to be arrested. Even if no one was hurt. Even if the caller tells the deputy it was a mistake. Because most people in law enforcement apparently think that's the law. It isn't. So innocent people are jailed, and subjected to high bail costs. Families are destroyed. Reputations are ruined. This book recounts the true details of such an arrest, and reflects on what changes are needed to restore justice to our system.

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9781523413713

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A national award-winning journalist, Tony Seton is also a writer, publisher, public speaker, business and political consultant, and communications specialist. Early in his career as a broadcast journalist, he covered Watergate, six national elections, and five space shots, produced Barbara Walters' news interviews, and won several national awards for his business-economics coverage, all for ABC Network Television News. Later, Tony wrote, produced, directed, and reported two award-winning public television documentaries. He has conducted over 2,500 interviews and syndicated more than 2,200 essays for print and broadcast. Tony has also logged over 500 hours of live news and talk radio. He has taught journalism and media at the college and graduate level, and was an adjunct professor at the Monterey Institute for International Studies. He has written two instructional books about television news and interviewing. In the past five years, in addition to his business and political consulting work, Tony has written and published 26 novels and volumes of short stories, and three non-fiction books. Plus he has designed, edited, and published 18 books - fiction and non-fiction - for clients. Tony is also a private pilot and a photographer

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