A Nonviolent Movement for Social Change

This is a Movement for Social Change. Awareness of people so we can have some direction in the midst of what is going on. We need more of a sense of direction in place; have to understand the issues in order to understand the mindset.

In order for us to bring Justice, we have to understand Justice ourselves. The enemy might have changed his tricks, but we have to use the same strategies that were used in the 1960s.

Infiltrate the Nation - We can rebuild this Nation with Love.

~ Dr. Michael McCorvey Sr.
President National Association of Black Defenders, Inc.

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for more information please contact Tammie McCorvey @
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Effective today, Dr. Michael McCorvey will be stepping down from his position as CEO/President of the National Association of Black Defenders. We extend our sincerest gratitude to Dr. McCorvey for his dedicated service and leadership during his tenure.

Dr. McCorvey will continue to contribute his expertise and passion as a Human Rights Consultant. His invaluable insights and guidance will remain accessible through our New York office.

We encourage you to direct any inquiries, assistance, or messages to the Executive Board of Directors at our National Office in New York.

They will ensure that all matters are addressed promptly and efficiently.

Additionally, should there be any developments or matters requiring attention from the National Association of Black Defenders, please direct your inquiries to Herman LeVern Jones. Mr. Jones will handle all matters in a professional and timely manner.

He can be reached at 786-580-7389.

Furthermore, we remain committed to supporting Dr. McCorvey

in his wellness efforts and ensuring his continued health.

NABD Advocates for Justice in Wrongful Arrest Case, Asserting Need for Law Enforcement Reform Justice for Casey

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Columbus, Ohio -- TBD – Whitehall Steps The National Association of Black Defenders (NABD), a leading civil rights organization, is calling for justice in the case of Casey Howard, a young individual wrongfully charged with trespassing and resisting arrest.

Casey Howard was reportedly attending the “Stop the Violence”, basketball event. Outside of the school Officer Fullerton apprehended her. The circumstances of the case suggest no felony actions were committed by Howard, raising questions about the necessity and legality of Officer Fullerton's actions. The NABD firmly believes that there were less confrontational and aggressive ways to handle the situation, which would have spared the young individual the charges, arrest, and subsequent distress. Casey is an honorable and dependable student who has been part of Direction for Youth and Family for 5 years and has now been hired permanently for summer breaks. She has great recognition and support from family members, counselors, NABD and more, with a track record to prove it.

In the words of Dr. McCorvey, "Infiltrate the Nation - We can rebuild this Nation with Love.." This sentiment guides the NABD's mission and approach to civil rights advocacy, and it underpins their support of Casey Howard in this instance. The NABD emphasizes that the nature of the alleged crime was not a felony and, therefore, the arrest was unjustified. They argue that Officer Fullerton did not have the right to reach out and touch Casey Howard, a minor, under these circumstances. The NABD believes that it is essential to uphold the principle that all individuals, regardless of age or background, should be treated with fairness and respect by law enforcement.

The NABD stands firm in its demand for justice for Casey Howard and calls for all charges against her to be dropped. They maintain that this case is not only about one individual but also represents a broader issue of police misconduct and overreach that disproportionately impacts Black communities and youth.

The NABD is committed to educating the public about civil rights and the need for reform in policing practices. They believe that raising awareness about cases like Casey Howard's is crucial in fostering understanding and prompting action against systemic injustices. Injustice and police violence are issues that affect us all, and the NABD encourages everyone to join the fight for equity and justice. As we work to rebuild our nation with love, let us not forget the importance of defending the rights of all individuals, especially those who are often marginalized and overlooked

About the National Association of Black Defenders: The National Association of Black Defenders, Inc., is a national network of advocates, attorneys, and leaders dedicated to defending the rights of African Americans and other minority communities. NABD works tirelessly to advance civil rights, fight against systemic racism, and promote social justice through advocacy, education, and legal services.

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Hall & Lampros, LLP

Andrew Lampros has an active trial and litigation practice representing plaintiffs. Andrew has litigated and tried matters in a variety of settings, including Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA), Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), products liability, wrongful death, truck accidents, automobile accidents, motorcycle crashes, consumer fraud, civil rights, negligent security, nursing home and assisted living negligence, insurance bad faith, business torts and commercial litigation.

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A Nonviolent Movement for Social Change

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A Nonviolent Movement for Social Change

YOUTH EXPLOSION 2024 COMING SOON

for more information please contact Tammie McCorvey @ NEWDIRECTIONS4US@GMAIL.COM

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NABD Criminal Defense Attorney Andrew Lampros Hall & Lampros, LLP

Alexander Lashun Behonn Interview

Lydia M. Berry Interview

Timothy Barr Interview

James (Jim) Marton Interview

for more information please contact Tammie McCorvey @
NEWDIRECTIONS4US@GMAIL.COM

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Lydia M. Berry

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