Category Archives: Prosecutorial Misconduct
Don’t Mess With Texas’ F’d Up Judicial System
A Texas murder case demonstrates how utterly fallible prosecutors are. And how strange Texas justice is. Fredda Susie Mowbray was convicted in 1988 of shooting her husband; she claims she was in bed with him and he shot himself. Whatever … Continue reading
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Another Prosecutorial Overreach
Check this out. This is yet another action by the federal government that should frighten people. Just as the federal government used the financial “crisis” to expand the reach of the government, now the Feds are seizing on the opportunity … Continue reading
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Ungagged.net Tells The Other Side of the Enron Story
[This is a press release I received (not from Beth, by the way.) I am ardently supportive of this project and hope you'll check out Ungagged.net.] Diogenes’ Lantern Productions today announced the launch of the webumentary, Ungagged.net, The Other Side … Continue reading
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Andy Fastow, Release Dates, and RDAP
I thought it would be useful to discuss RDAP and release dates. RELEASE DATES Andy Fastow’s release date is 12/17/2011. This date has good behavior already factored in. The way BoP works it, (it doesn’t always work out this way, … Continue reading
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99.6%
These are the grim statistics: if you are indicted, you have a 99% chance of seeing prison. 96% of all criminal cases are settled with plea deals. 1% of those that go to trial end in an acquittal. My question … Continue reading
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