Tag Archives: civil immunities

Please, legislate me home …

Posted on December 11, 2015 by Susan Chandler

Too many of America’s incarcerated – hundreds of thousands of men, women and children – don’t belong behind bars. We can’t celebrate them home, but we can legislate them home, beginning with a federally legislated end to civil immunities for … Continue reading →

Posted in #ColorOfLaw, #CriminalizingMentalIllness, #DarkMoney, #IncarcerationNation, #InnocenceIndustry, #JudicialMisconduct, #MaliciousProsecution, #PrisonIndustrialComplex, absolute immunity from prosecution, Uncategorized | Tagged Barack Obama, civil immunities, color-of-law, Crosley "Papa" Green, Crosley Green, David Wells, Davontae Sanford, Department of Justice, FBI, Gary Bennett, Harold Hempstead, Jeff Abramowski, John Dobbs, Leo Schofield, Monte Adams, Stephen Epperly, Tommy Zeigler, William "Tommy" Zeigler | Leave a comment

F*cking nuts American Bar Association is incapable of SCOTUS assigned responsibilities

Posted on March 27, 2015 by Susan Chandler

Glenn Ford Exonerated After Spending 30 YEARS On Louisiana Death Row – Published on Mar 14, 2014 Prosecutor: I was ‘arrogant, judgmental, narcissistic’ in capital prosecution of now-exonerated man “As a young 33-year-old prosecutor,” Stroud wrote, “I was not capable … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged A M Stroud JR, ABA, American Bar Association, Brady v Maryland, civil immunities, Connick v Thompson, fraudulent tax exemption, Giglio v United States, Glenn Ford, Imbler v Pachtman, IRS Oversight Board, malicious prosecution, Marty Stroud, TIGTA complaint no. 55-1106-0136-C, Treasury Department, Van de Kamp v Goldstein | 2 Comments

@NationalBar responds to failure to indict officer Daniel Pantaleo

Posted on December 3, 2014 by Susan Chandler

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE National Bar Association December 3, 2014 communications@nationalbar.org THE NATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION RESPONDS TO THE GRAND JURY’S DECISION NOT TO INDICT OFFICER DANIEL PANTALEO IN THE CHOKEHOLD DEATH OF ERIC GARNER WASHINGTON, DC — The National Bar Association … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Bob Goodlatte, Bobby Moore, Chavis Carter, civil immunities, Clinton Allen, Daniel Pantaleo, Darren Wilson, deadly force, Eric Garner, Eric Holder, Eugene Ellison, excessive force, Ezell Ford, grand jury, John Conyers, John Crawford, Jordan Baker, Justice Department, Kenneth Brian Releford, Marquise Jones, National Bar Association, Omar Abrego, Pamela Meanes, Patrick Leahy, Rodney Mitchell | Leave a comment

@NationalBar: Plan for immediate justice for Michael Brown

Posted on November 28, 2014 by Susan Chandler

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE National Bar Association November 26, 2014 communications@nationalbar.org The National Bar Association Issues Next Steps In The “War on Police Brutality” In Wake of the Michael Brown Verdict, Yesterday’s 12:30 a.m. Call to Action Conference Call Brought … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged #Ferguson, Bob Goodlatte, civil immunities, Darren Wilson, deadly force, excessive force, impugnity, John Conyers, Michael Brown, National Bar Association, Pamela Meanes, Patrick Leahy, War on Police Brutality | Leave a comment

Colorado’s Justice Review Project Ends After Just One Exoneration

Posted on May 9, 2014 by Susan Chandler

Conviction Integrity Units – by any name – haven’t proven to be affordable or productive. What stands in the way is civil immunities for deliberate misconduct, especially those for prosecutors and their supervisors (D.A.’s, S.A.’s, A.G.’s), as does missing-in-action Congressional … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged ABA, American Bar Association, Bob Graham, Brady v Maryland, civil immunities, Congressional Oversight, Connick v Thompson, conviction corruption, FBI, Imbler v Pachtman, Innocence Industry, IRS Oversight Board, IRSOB, John Preston, Justice Department, prosecutorial misconduct, scent evidence, Thomas McGinn, Van de Kamp v Goldstein, Washington Post, wrongful incarceration | Leave a comment

Judge who sold kids to prisons will pay … if Caputo’s ruling holds.

Posted on January 11, 2014 by Susan Chandler

Judge in “kids for cash” ruled liable for damage Years after he took money to send them to privately run juvenile detention centers, a former Luzerne County Court judge must now pay former detainees back for violating their civil rights, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged cash for kids, civil immunities, conspiracy to violate rights, judicial misconduct, kids for cash, Luzerne County, Mark Ciavarella, prosecutorial misconduct, Richard Caputo | Leave a comment

Officers enjoy brutalizing a suspect. (Video)

Posted on January 8, 2014 by Susan Chandler

CBS reports that three of the officers have been placed on leave. http://boston.cbslocal.com/2014/01/07/3-seabrook-nh-police-officers-on-leave-after-video-surfaces/

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged attorney misconduct, civil immunities, excessive force, police brutality, Seabrook NH | Leave a comment

Rest in peace, Herman.

Posted on October 6, 2013 by Susan Chandler

Herman Wallace, Held 41 Years in Solitary, Dies at 71 – NYTimes.com …Teenie Verret, the widow of Brent Miller, said of the killing, “If they did not do this — and I believe that they didn’t — they have been … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Angola Three, Brent Miller, civil immunities, Eric Holder, Herman Wallace, Justice Department, prosecutorial immunity, solitary confinement | Leave a comment

Herman Wallace … dying free.

Posted on October 1, 2013 by Susan Chandler

Angola 3 News: Herman Wallace’s Conviction Overturned and Immediate Release Ordered! … the Judge clearly orders that “the State immediately release Mr. Wallace from custody.” No application for bail is required, and the State is given 30 days to notify … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged American Bar Association, Angola Three, Brady v Maryland, Brevard Bar Association, civil immunities, Connick v Thompson, equal justice, Federal Bar Association, Florida Bar Association, Harry Connick Sr, Herman Wallace, Imbler v Pachtman, IRS, Louisiana Bar Association, Lousiana, prosecutorial misconduct, Van de Kamp v Goldstein | Leave a comment

Of Blue Walls and Blue Moons …

Posted on November 14, 2011 by Susan Chandler

While Blue Walls of coordinated police corruption are as common (and welcome) as head colds, Blue Moons are as rare as responses from public servants that resonate rather than rankle … kudos to New York City Council Member Gale Brewer … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Blue Moon, Blue Wall, civil immunities, false arrest, NYC Council Member Brewer, NYPD, planted evidence, wrongful conviction | 2 Comments