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I "love" how Huffpost frames this as "meaningful punishment" as if saying so makes that farce acceptable. I'm with the OP of this thread, that judge owes this m
by bsenftner 11y ago
I "love" how Huffpost frames this as "meaningful punishment" as if saying so makes that farce acceptable. I'm with the OP of this thread, that judge owes this man 25 years.
- fnordfnordfnord 11y agoAnderson is a real piece of work. He tried everything to fight Morton's appeals, his own sanction. It is also a huge embarrassment for the State Bar; since they previously awarded him "Prosecutor of the Year".
- balabaster 11y agoUgh! That smells just like the story of Rubin Carter - The Hurricane. Makes me sick that shit like this happens in this system of "justice."
- Jtsummers 11y ago> I "love" how Huffpost frames this as "meaningful punishment" The author frames it as meaningful punishment, and is the director of the Ohio Innocence Project. I'm not sure I totally agree, but compared to zero punishment in the past, this is a major improvement.