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Justice is blind? Justice is blind, but those that administered it are. He gets released and he has to live in a world that would will judge him off this tragedy. Telling him to "go through the legal process". Would you want to wait through even more time where you cannot get a job, benefits, and other simple things we take for granted. Pence should do the right thing and give this man a pardon, so he can finally get on with life? He lost ten years of life, let the rest of his life be better than it was before, and you have nothing to loose.
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This is one that I just don't understand. Governors have the ability to correct injustices through a pardon. From what I've read on this case there is no doubt he didn't do it and was unjustly convicted. I find it unconscionable that he will now have to spend years wrangling through the legal system trying to correct this. It's not like he is ever getting those years back and that's on top of the time he has already lost.
It's pretty clear example of being pushed into an uncaring bureaucracy. The sad thing here is it doesn't have to be this way.
It's pretty clear example of being pushed into an uncaring bureaucracy. The sad thing here is it doesn't have to be this way.
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don't know about where h'e from...
But here there is an " Innocence and Pardon Commission" and they go thru the process to exonerate and acquire the pardons and obtain finical compensation for the person... Its long process, but they get everything back that is possible with compensation... and in many cases charges have been filed against the Folks who wrongfully charged and convicted them if Malice or wrong doing or prejudice... can be proven...
But here there is an " Innocence and Pardon Commission" and they go thru the process to exonerate and acquire the pardons and obtain finical compensation for the person... Its long process, but they get everything back that is possible with compensation... and in many cases charges have been filed against the Folks who wrongfully charged and convicted them if Malice or wrong doing or prejudice... can be proven...
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