Memories of a Premeditated Injustice

“Memories of a premeditated injustice,” is the story, the struggle of an inspector, fulfilling his duty with a recognized organization, entrusted him the inspection of MARPOL representing Panama Flag, He is fighting for his rights, he was used as scapegoat, to avoid to judge the true responsible, simply because he is Hispanic-Cuban, he was cruelly condemned, just for doing their job meticulously, where negligently and deliberately, the lower court blame him for the malfunction of the Oil Water Separator in a commercial ship. Here is that, it sums up in a few words, the “white” legal systems concept of justice: “You can only have as much justice as you can afford”. Justice is a prostitute who sleeps with the highest bidder. Though the U.S. Penal Justice System works in most cases; not all the jurors, neither investigators, nor judges, nor prosecutors, nor the lawyers are doing things right, and the consequences can be tragic.