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Justice For the Victims of Judge Alison Nelson Floyd
🚨 MAJOR PETITION UPDATE: MORE VICTIMS ARE COMING FORWARD 🚨We Are Still Watching Judge Alison Floyd 🚨 MAJOR PETITION UPDATE: MORE VICTIMS ARE COMING FORWARD 🚨 LaTasha Miller | September 1…
September 16, 2026
END LENIENCY FOR MURDERERS AGES 18–25: PASS THE NATIONAL YOUTH ACCOUNTABILITY ACT
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July 27, 2026
END LENIENCY FOR MURDERERS AGES 18–25: PASS THE NATIONAL YOUTH ACCOUNTABILITY ACT
Transparency matters. SB 679 & HB 1489 were withdrawn — not voted down. The fight continues.Dear Supporters, I want to provide you with your first official update regarding the Vincent Anthony Act — Senate Bill 679 and Hou…
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March 24, 2026

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This is such a sad demonstration on failure of our system, I have known this family for many years, grandmother,father and 2 young boys , super intelligent, Wonderful children, I knew of some of the emotional trauma thru grandmother. When the unthinkable happened we were shocked, as a nurse I realize psychological and emotional problems can be difficult to fully understand, what I can't understand is how a young man can be condemned to prison when it is obvious he had emotional problems. As well he committed this when only 16 how then is he being treated as an adult. Please consider this young man's emotional and psychological state in weighing your final decisions.
Arlene supported: Support Pascal's Way for Daniel's Future
The system repeatedly fails the most vulnerable. Mental health is so often stigmatized, but in reality it is just can important as physical health. If the goal of the criminal justice system is really rehabilitation and not just punishment then in this situation the mental health of the defendant but be taken into account and he must get the help he needs. Those with mental disorders suffer greatly in prisons.
Kori supported: Support Pascal's Way for Daniel's Future
Please give Daniel the mental health care he needs. It is the just & humane thing to do. The system had failed this young man & his family. Please do the right thing & put him in a facility where he can get the help he needs!
Cricket supported: Support Pascal's Way for Daniel's Future
As a mother, I am completely outraged with this. My mother was mentally ill and she was not allowed to have custody of me - and for that reason, I am here today. The system failed this baby boy, he should have been protected. His bio mom should be in prison for life, as she was mentally stable enough to have custody of her bio son.
Ashley supported: Justice For the Victims of Judge Alison Nelson Floyd
In court, she did not allow my attorney to speak. She asked the defendant do she want her daughter, a child who thought she was her sister. She responded no. She court ordered that child go with the mother anyway. The child, affected by this to this day. Ripped from the only family she knew. Was placed in foster care because she never had counseling with this stranger and did not go because of this order to go with her mother who openly stated in court she did not want her. Instead of allowing her to go where she was safe, she is a foster child instead of going with a family member as a punishment for not going with with her mother who said she didn’t want her. This child will be graduating with honors this year and overcame the mess Judge Floyd created for her. There was family who could’ve taken her. This will take many many years to repair. Maybe, irreparable.
Kalisha supported: Justice For the Victims of Judge Alison Nelson Floyd
In court, she did not allow my attorney to speak. She asked the defendant do she want her daughter, a child who thought she was her sister. She responded no. She court ordered that child go with the mother anyway. The child, affected by this to this day. Ripped from the only family she knew. Was placed in foster care because she never had counseling with this stranger and did not go because of this order to go with her mother who openly stated in court she did not want her. Instead of allowing her to go where she was safe, she is a foster child instead of going with a family member as a punishment for not going with with her mother who said she didn’t want her. This child will be graduating with honors this year and overcame the mess Judge
Kalisha supported: Justice For the Victims of Judge Alison Nelson Floyd
As a mother, it breaks my heart the system failed this young boy and put him in danger. This boy left this earthly world too soon and left behind people who loved and cared for him, people who would were trying to protect him. So saddening.
Camryn supported: Justice For the Victims of Judge Alison Nelson Floyd
This is completely devastating. This should not have happened. That boy was doing amazing in his foster home. Those parents that killed him should never have gotten him back. No parents that have had there kids taken from them can turn around and “be better” in that short amount of time. There were plenty of lawyers and professionals advising that he not go back to his bio parents, why the hell would you ignore that? if you can sit there and let these children go back to these homes that put them in danger, you should not be a judge, and you should be behind bars for the rest of your life. I don’t care if she is a judge, she 100% needs to be punished for what she did.
harleigh supported: Justice For the Victims of Judge Alison Nelson Floyd

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