Innocence in Mississippi

Ongoing problems with wrongful convictions, incarceration; MDOC and CMCF, a joke? Steven Hayne, MD? Governor Barbour, is he accountable to the citizens of this State? If so, in what capacity?

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Blogtalk Radio "Women in Prison"

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You might ask me why I'm doing this?

Well, I can answer that in a very short sentence. Because it is the right thing to do. Wouldn't you want some help if you were in this situation? Wouldn't I? Of course we would! So, I'm doing it because it's the right thing!

Keep reading; follow along; give me your feedback, even if you don't agree; but take a stand! That's what's important here! Take a look at this article in Reason Magazine by Radley Balko; google this "doctor" and see what you find out!

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    Sonny Bharadia: Georgia: Major (Welcome) Development: Another recent case for our 'Enough to make one weep' department: The Georgia Innocence Project reports that Sonny Bharadia has been exonerated after fighting his wrongful conviction for nearly 22 years, noting that: "At the time of trial, the batting gloves worn by the attacker were not tested for DNA evidence because the technology to do so did not yet exist. However, several years later, when Georgia Innocence Project took on Sonny’s case, DNA testing technology had advanced to the point that “touch” DNA testing could be performed on the gloves. Using DNA from skin cells left on the gloves, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation was able to extract a DNA profile and compare it with a sample obtained from Sonny. The DNA didn’t match. It did, however, match someone else: Sterling Flint. One of the batting gloves worn by the perpetrator. Testing implicated an alternative suspect, Sterling Flint. Georgia Innocence Project brought this evidence to the attention of the district attorney, but they declined to take action. The case was litigated all the way up to the Georgia Supreme Court, which ultimately decided against Sonny–partially on the grounds that the gloves could have been tested at the time of Sonny’s trial, even though the technology did not yet exist in 2003.
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