#exoneration

[insteading]

In honor of 'They Very Much Did Kill Jesus' Day, if you mark the day, please consider giving to the Innocence Project.

Barabbas got to go home because he won the people's choice award! We can put some resources toward freeing people who didn't actually do the thing for which they're in prison. (Especially people with capital convictions, but the death penalty is not the only way that prison kills people.)

[evifsev]

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[deardearestbrandsnews2025]

#DearDearestBrands has made much progress our teams of cyber security and IT professionals have uncovered the truth underneath the deep fakes that prosecuted PDiddy, we reverse engineered the scrubbed footage and uncovered underneath entirely different videos with alarming evidence that will exonerate Sean Puff Daddy Combs! Proving the philanthropist and music artist innocent. The videos also have embedded within the subtracts of code the source data that unveils the coordinates to the true culprits Caymen islands and private server locations! We are making great strides and leaps in the movement to prove Diddy is innocent and was forced to play a part.

[bobmueller]

The Ultimate Injustice of The Death Penalty

Sigh. I guess it’s time for a Voice post. Stop Killing People Years ago, like in my twenties, I was strongly in favor of the death penalty. I don’t know why I came to that belief, but I understood that it was the classic deterrent. No executed person has ever committed another crime, after all. But my twenties were back in the 80s, before DNA, before the research into eyewitness…

[seemabhatnagar]

"Allahabad High Court Quashed Order Denying Salary to Exonerated Police Personal"

The court underscored that fully exonerated government employees must receive their due pay and allowances for periods of wrongful dismissal. The decision of SP, Deoria was overturned, and directions were issued for immediate payment with interest and legal costs.

Dinesh Prasad v. State of UP & 3 Others

WP 5033 / 2024

Before the High Court of Allahabad

Heard by Hon'ble Mr. Justice Salil Kumar Rai J

Facts:

Dinesh Prasad, was employed as a follower with the U.P Police.

The charge against the petitioner was that the petitioner, without informing his Officers and without any leave, absented from duty between 24.6.2018 and 26.6.2018. Another charge against the petitioner was that after joining the petitioner went on a hunger strike and refused to resume his mess duty which adversely affected the reputation of the police force. Disciplinary Actions were initiated against him and a charge sheet was issued in August 2018. He was found guilty and was dismissed from service on 09.01.2020

The petitioner appealed against his dismissal & the Deputy Inspector General of Police exonerated him and reinstated him on 29.9.2020.

Current Issue: The Superintendent of Police denied salary for the dismissal period (9.1.2020 to 29.9.2020) on 'the no work no pay' principle.

Legal Issue :

Whether the petitioner is entitled to full pay and allowances for the period of dismissal after being exonerated on appeal.

Arguments of Parties:

Contention of the Petitioner: Denied charges; claimed entitlement to salary for the period of dismissal as the appellate authority had exonerated him.

Contention of the Respondents: 'No work No pay' principle and invoked Rule 73 of the Financial Handbook.

Rule 73 : A Government servant who remains absent after the end of his leave is entitled to no leave salary for the period of such absence, and that period will be debited against his leave account as though it were leave on half average pay, unless his leave is extended by the Government. Wilful absence from duty after the expiry of leave may be treated as misbehaviour for the purpose of Rule 15.

Court's Observation:

Rule 73 applies to overstaying leave, not dismissal periods.

Rule 54 governs pay and allowances for reinstated employees post-dismissal.

The Petitioner was exonerated & thus was entitled to full pay and allowances as per Rule 54(2).

The order of SP Deoria denying salary was without jurisdiction as petitioner's conduct during dismissal was irrelevant post-exoneration.

Order:

The order passed by the Superintendent of Police, Deoria denying salary to the Petitioner Dinesh Prasad employed as a follower with the UP Police was quashed. The Court held that Petitioner is entitled to full pay and allowances from the date of dismissal to the date of exoneration and reinstatement.

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[alexanderrogge]

Pennsylvania Innocence Project - Charles "CJ" Rice -- Free after 12 Years of Wrongful Incarceration:

Exoneration #EyewitnessMisidentification #WitnessIdentification #Witness #InadequateDefense #WrongfulConviction #InnocenceProject #CriminalJustice #Law

[rajaattari]

Forgiveness & Exoneration | Bakhshish O Maghfirat |Dabistan Al Ahqar Al Attari|Muhammad Tariq Rashid

[cyarsk5230]

These wicked women woke up an outraged she beast inside of me and she’s finna tear them apart

[garudabluffs]

At this point, Trump has incriminated himself so many times, that there is no value in continuing to platform him.

Trump's media interviews, his continued lies & the need for a gag order to protect the jury pool. Sep 18, 2023

 here's the bottom line for me

8:00we have enough incriminating evidence we

8:02have enough confessions out of Donald

8:05Trump's mouth

8:07that even a novice prosecutor would be

8:10able to walk in to a courtroom and

8:13convict Donald Trump in his or her sleep

VIDEO 14:42 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1Myu2vIaXY

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Trump loses mind, admits to crimes in worst interview ever 9/18/2023

Failed former President Donald Trump is interviewed by Kristen Welker, and it goes so poorly that there is speculation of Trump setting up an insanity defense for his criminal trials ---

VIDEO 10:59 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_IjugawJe8

[phonemantra-blog]

Leonard Mack's 50-Year Wrongful Conviction Finally Overturned After enduring nearly five decades of unjust imprisonment for a 1975 rape in Greenburgh, Leonard Mack has been exonerated through new DNA evidence. A Long-Awaited Breakthrough and Confession Reveals Truth Recent DNA testing not only absolved Mack but also led to the identification of the real perpetrator, who confessed to the crime. Possible FAQs about New York DNA Evidence Finally Clears 72-Year-Old Man Wrongfully Convicted Of Rape After Nearly 5 Decades Q1: How long was Leonard Mack wrongfully imprisoned? A1: Leonard Mack spent nearly five decades behind bars due to a wrongful conviction for a 1975 rape in Greenburgh. Q2: What led to the exoneration of Leonard Mack? A2: New DNA evidence not only cleared Mack but also identified the real perpetrator, who confessed to the crime. Q3: What issues were identified in Leonard Mack's case by the Westchester County District Attorney's Office? A3: The office highlighted problematic and suggestive procedures used in eyewitness identifications during the initial investigation and prosecution. Q4: Why can't the real perpetrator of the 1975 rape be prosecuted for that specific crime? A4: Due to New York's statute of limitations, the real perpetrator cannot be prosecuted for the 1975 rape, but they face charges related to a 2004 sex crime. Q5: What organizations played a role in Leonard Mack's exoneration? A5: The Innocence Project was instrumental in helping rectify the miscarriage of justice in Leonard Mack's case, underscoring the importance of such organizations in pursuing justice.

[bobmueller]

The Moral and Legal Failures of the Death Penalty

There were five executions this past week in the U. S.  One each in South Carolina, Missouri, Texas, Oklahoma, and Alabama. Alan Eugene Miller, in Alabama, marked the 1600th person executed in the U. S. since capital punishment resumed in 1976. All of these men could be called poster children for the death penalty. One was found guilty of the heinous sexual assault and murder of his…

[colddeadfingerpeeler]

Investigate THAT, if it please the court.

I really hate these fucking guys.