The Third Degree:
Opt IN USA is a grassroots U.S. foreign policy reform, judicial accountability, and international human rights campaign that is particularly important to:
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people who have been targeted by The Third Degree (TTD);
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may be targeted by TTD; and/or
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want all Americans to have the option of seeking relief for human rights violations via U.S. human rights and/or anti-torture treaties.
2020
Thank you to our Co-Administrators,
Dr. Zena Crenshaw-Logal and Dr. Andrew D. Jackson,
for crafting this retrospective and allowing it to
serve as Opt IN USA's 2020 report.
2021
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ACTION BY INDIVIDUALS:
Get free online training on how to document your exposure to The Third Degree or a similar denial of justice. It is a story finally ready to be told. We’re referencing the structural deficiencies of America’s legal system that allow rights to be deliberately deprived -- in fact, rendered illusory as easily as any are enforced. But relatively few Americans will be able to share how their lives were devastated through persistent U.S. legal system abuse if the capacity to do so is not created on a grassroots basis.
Do you want training on how to document your exposure to The Third Degree or a similar denial of justice?
Quick Links to cAMPAIGN NEWS
& Articles
UN Human Rights Council Poised to Address Prospect of Judicial Impunity in America
Social Science Research Cited to Prove Judicial Impunity for Abuses Linked to U.S. Courts
It’s Gonna Be A Bright, Bright Sun Shiny Day! In Memory of the Late Rodney A. Logal
Human Rights Activists Take Hard Line on Leader of the U.S. Office of Special Counsel
U.S. State Department Recruited to Address Human Rights Crisis at Home
May Day Letter to President Obama
Four Federal Workforce Agencies Linked To International Human Rights Violations
New Report Deems U.S. Human Rights Enforcement a “Shell Game”
The Hoosier State is Ground Zero for International Challenge of Judicial Misconduct