Tag Archives: conspiracy to violate rights

My Christmas wish was for dishonest reporters to quit their day jobs, Part 1

Posted on January 14, 2018 by Susan Chandler

When Prosecutors Are ‘Innocence Deniers’ : NPR … they [prosecutors] don’t simply oppose a wrongful conviction claim – because some claims are bogus or murky and they have to be investigated. Instead, when confronted with overwhelming evidence that the person … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged #ColorOfLaw, #ConspiracyToViolateRights, #DavontaeSanford, #DianeBukowski, #FailureToKeepFromHarm, #InnocenceIndustrialComplex, #InnocenceIndustry, #SeeSomethingSaySomething, #TheloniousSearcy, #VincentSmothers, @FBIDetroit, ACLU, American Bar Association, Amy Slameka, color-of-law, conspiracy to violate rights, Davontae Sanford, Department of Justice, Diane Bukowski, Eddie Joe Lloyd, failure to keep from harm, FBI, FBI Detroit, Innocence Industry, Kym Worthy, Lara Bazelon, NPR, Robert Slameka, Scott Simon, Slate, Thelonious Searcy, University of San Francisco School of Law, Vincent Smothers, Voice of Detroit | 2 Comments

Help Detroit hit man Vincent Smothers free another innocent

Posted on July 7, 2017 by Susan Chandler

Detroit hit man Vincent Smothers is determined that to see to it that he is the only one who serves times for murders he committed for hire. Smothers labored mightily to free Davontae Sanford, and succeeded last year. Davontae was … Continue reading →

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UK cowers, lets US continue Kris Maharaj’s false imprisonment for 10,000 days.

Posted on March 5, 2014 by Susan Chandler

Reprieve + 44 (0) 207 553 8166 For immediate release: Monday March 3, 2014 British man prepares for 10,000th day in US prison despite compelling evidence of innocence Krishna ‘Kris’ Maharaj, a British businessman sentenced to death in 1987, will … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged conspiracy to violate rights, false imprisonment, fingerprint evidence, judicial misconduct, Kris Maharaj, Krishna Maharaj, prosecutorial misconduct, Reprieve, Rick Scott | 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

Mainstream media helps keep false convictions intact

Posted on February 28, 2013 by Susan Chandler

Appeals Court Issues Acquittal in Dog-Scent Murder Case | The Texas Tribune The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on Wednesday issued an acquittal in the case of Megan Winfrey, 24, who has been behind bars since 2007 in a murder … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Chris White, conspiracy to violate rights, Department of Justice, FBI, Florida Today, Gary Bennett, Gerald Stano, Jack Parker, Jeff Ashton, John Dean Moxley, John Preston, Juan Ramos, Keith Pikett, Kenneth Furton, Lawson Lamar, Linroy Bottoson, Megan Winfrey, Norm Wolfinger, Orlando Sentinel, Pam Bondi, Phil Archer, Radley Balko, Richard Winfrey, Rick Scott, Scott Maxwell, Stephen Epperly, The Texas Tribune, Wayne Ivey, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge | Leave a comment

Scalia: ‘What Can Obama Do to Me?’ – Reuters

Posted on July 31, 2012 by Susan Chandler

“What can he do to me? Or to any of us?” Scalia said. “We have life tenure and we have it precisely so that we will not be influenced by politics, by threats from anybody.” http://readersupportednews.org/news-section2/318-66/12690-focus-scalia-what-can-obama-do-to-me The short list of … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged American Bar Association, Connick v Thompson, conspiracy to violate rights, DOJ, FBI, Imbler v Pachtman, judicial misconduct, Justice Scalia, malicious prosecution, President Obama, Van de Kamp v Goldstein | Leave a comment

I haven’t forgotten Jennifer Ellis-Seitz

Posted on July 14, 2012 by Susan Chandler

Before her name became hyphenated, Jennifer Ellis worked – unhappily – as a crime reporter at Florida Today. She left the newspaper around the time of Wilton Dedge’s DNA-exoneration. Ellis-Seitz went missing from the Norwegian Pearl cruise ship on Christmas … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged conspiracy to violate rights, FBI, Florida Today, Gary Bennett, Gerald Stano, Jeff Ashton, Jennifer Ellis-Seitz, John Dean Moxley, John Preston, Juan Ramos, Justice Department, Linroy Bottoson, scent evidence, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge | 5 Comments

AP (deliberately?) confused – says FL Sen. Marco Rubio wants/doesn’t want to devote his time to being a Senator

Posted on December 8, 2011 by Susan Chandler

It was confusing enough that Florida Senator Marco Rubio’s parents were/weren’t Cuban exiles, with media accounts countering Rubio’s written reflections. Now the AP is adding confusion to that public perception of Rubio – by their conflicting accounts, Rubio does/doesn’t want … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged AGREE Act, AP, Bill Nelson, CFO Jeff Atwater, conspiracy to violate rights, conviction corruption, Delaware corporation, DOJ, FBI, FIU, Fox, Marco Rubio, Pedro Rubio, Sen. Mike Haridopolos, Washington Post | Leave a comment

Florida Senate President Mike Haridopolos – original stinker, not original thinker

Posted on December 8, 2011 by Susan Chandler

I know that Haridopolos reads my emails; he wrote and told he went to the trouble to seek counsel before destroying them. He since should have learned by attrition that his counsel (if he really sought any) provided bad advice … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged charlatan dog handler, conspiracy to influence election outcomes, conspiracy to violate rights, conviction corruption, DOJ, FBI, Florida Today, Gannett, Gary Bennett, Gov. Rick Scott, Israel, John Dean Moxley, John Preston, Juan Ramos, Lawson Lamar, malicious prosecution, Norm Wolfinger, Orlando Sentinel, Sen. Mike Haridopolos, USA Today, William Dillon, Wilton Dedge | Leave a comment

Breaking up is hard to do.

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Susan Chandler

But it has to be done. Our over-merged mainstream media – wholly owned by the 1% – routinely engages in rabble rousing, he said/she said gibberish, and, despite all three being proven years ago to be unreliable sources, “they” and … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged conspiracy to influence election outcomes, conspiracy to violate rights, DOJ, FBI, Florida Today, Orlando Sentinel, William "Tommy" Zeigler | 2 Comments