The title of this post is the title of this notable new
Slate commentary authored by Hannah Riley. I recommend the full piece, and here is how it starts:
In 2017, a man named Willie Nash was booked into a Mississippi county jail on a misdemeanor charge. For reasons that aren’t clear, his cellphone wasn’t confiscated as the law dictated. When he asked a jailer for a charger, the phone which he had been using to text his wife was seized. Nash was then sentenced to 12 years for possessing the cellphone. The case went all the way up to the Mississippi Supreme Court, where the 12-year sentence was affirmed. “While obviously harsh,” Justice James D. Maxwell II wrote for the court, “Nash’s twelve-year sentence for possessing a cell phone in a correctional facility is not grossly disproportionate.” Mr. Nash, a father of three, will be released back to his family in January of 2029, for the crime of texting his wife from jail.
Onyx Health Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary with Five New Hires
Onyx Health have marked their 10th anniversary by welcoming five new members to their rapidly expanding team. These appointments come on the back of the agency’s continued growth throughout the COVID-19 crisis
Healthcare marketing communications specialists Onyx Health have strengthened their growing team with five new appointments, as part of double-digit growth plans for the agency over the coming year.
The agency has grown across all parts of the business in the past year, increasing its fees incomes and winning multiple new clients.
Onyx Health has upscaled its digital offering by appointing Jenna Seed as Account Director to oversee their digital and social media communications strategic direction. Diversifying into digital has been key to the agency’s sustained expansion. Now more than ever digital communication solutions fill the gap created by COVID-19 with the cancellation of face-to-face meetings and co
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