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Ajay Dev has been in prison for nearly 10 years for charges that many believe were unfounded. His appellate team has filed a writ of Habeas Corpus and he has been granted what figures to be an ongoing series of evidentiary hearing perhaps as soon as this summer.
Vanguard Court Watch Interns discuss the case of Ajay Dev, convicted of rape in 2009 and sentenced to 378 years in prison. The Vanguard Court Watch Interns have been reviewing his trial transcripts and discuss whether they believe him to be wrongly convicted. The is the second of three parts.
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Or, in Newsome’s case, probably not until he’s a ‘lame duck’, about to leave office… that seems to have a high correlation to gubernatorial pardons issued… no risk, no sentience needed…
So much for integrity of electeds…
Nixon was lucky… he accidentally stepped on Gerald Ford’s foot, and said “pardon me”… Ford, having several concussions while playing college football, took him literally…
It’s not something people are likely to share publicly until the Governor has acted. Newsom’s already commuted some sentences so I don’t think he’s going to wait until he’s about to leave office.
Christian nationalists like Pete Hegseth are filling leadership positions in the second Trump administration, and to end violence and oppression, power must be deconstructed and replaced with intelligence.
The US has a long history of military intervention and economic exploitation, resulting in the deaths of millions of people and the destabilization of numerous countries, all while prioritizing profits over the lives of its citizens.
Eric Jones is committed to rejecting corporate PAC money and prioritizing the needs of everyday people, while Representative Mike Thompson has accepted significant financial support from corporate PACs, raising concerns about accountability and trust in government.
Sanctuary of the South, Amnesty International USA and the ACLU of Florida have demanded urgent medical intervention for Andriy Shepitsen, a Ukrainian man detained at the Krome North Service Processing Center, who has been denied medical care for his severe bipolar disorder, major depression, and ADHD.
Good to see that the Vanguard is watching this case like a hawk. DAs can’t be trusted to audit themselves.
Sidebar to major topic…
Count the number of “uhms” and “like”‘s, and ‘hair brushes’… should be a contest to count them all… real ‘professional’…
Distracting as to real content… goes to effectiveness of communication of information…
Again I ask, have folk sought a pardon, under the circumstances/record?
It’s not necessarily something that people are going to talk about.
So, it’ll be a silent pardon?
Or, in Newsome’s case, probably not until he’s a ‘lame duck’, about to leave office… that seems to have a high correlation to gubernatorial pardons issued… no risk, no sentience needed…
So much for integrity of electeds…
Nixon was lucky… he accidentally stepped on Gerald Ford’s foot, and said “pardon me”… Ford, having several concussions while playing college football, took him literally…
It’s not something people are likely to share publicly until the Governor has acted. Newsom’s already commuted some sentences so I don’t think he’s going to wait until he’s about to leave office.