InnocenceFirst retweeted
Merry Christmas to Officials promoted and rewarded with a position of 'fake power'! You were chosen either because those higher up fear you and need to keep you under control or because they know you are too weak to stand against the corrupt liars! Think about it!
InnocenceFirst retweeted
BREAKING NEWS: @GovStitt grants @justice4julius life without parole. Julius will live and his fight for justice continues. okcfox.com/news/local/julius… #justice4Julius
InnocenceFirst retweeted
Julius Jones is scheduled to be executed tomorrow. Only Gov. Stitt has the power to stop this. Urge him to follow the recommendation of Oklahoma's Pardon and Parole Board and commute Julius' sentence. actnow.io/zhhxz4o
InnocenceFirst retweeted
Our #VisitAPrison challenge starts Monday, July 8!
Share your experience visiting a loved one and challenge lawmakers to #visitaprison or jail in the next year, so policymakers can support legislation with insight.
Are you in? Join the movement today: famm.org/pledge-visitaprison…
Sounds like modern day lynching to me. I pray all victims of this injustice weren't sacrificed in vain.🙏🏿
"At least 4.1% of those sentenced to death in the United States are innocent. With more than 2,700 Americans on death row, that would imply that more than 110 innocent people are awaiting execution."
—Nicolas Kristof, The New York Times
nytimes.com/2019/06/14/opini…
InnocenceFirst retweeted
"I don't have deep thoughts. I'm practical. I get through the day the way I have done a thousand times. Will this be the day I break?" -Albert Woodfox, wrongly convicted and spent more than 40 years in solitary confinement @NPR n.pr/2HdKhdW
Photo: Erin G. Wesley
InnocenceFirst retweeted
"As many as 100,000 US inmates are actually innocent"
What does that do to mental health on #deathrow ?
psychiatryadvisor.com/home/t…
InnocenceFirst retweeted
"There is, in short, very little science behind some of the forensic 'sciences' used in court to imprison and sometimes execute people." @latimes @CA_Innocence lat.ms/2ATDqSZ
InnocenceFirst retweeted
Quintin Morris spent 27 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, but was released Thursday and spoke to @ABC7 about his remarkable and tragic story. He thanks @CA_Innocence and @JerryBrownGov for his release abc7.com/wrongfully-convicte…
InnocenceFirst retweeted
Thank you to everyone - we just left Quintin with his family in Los Angeles - as his sister said exhaustedly and happily just a few minutes ago, "IT HAS BEEN A DAY."
Indeed it has.
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#XONR8
CaliforniaInnocenceProject.o… – at Los Angeles, CA
Happy New Year! We have officially launched our site and it's ready to help make 2019 another record year for justice. One campaign at a time, our platform will help victims of our justice… instagram.com/p/BsHVEYJFzdw/…