ice owns indian right after libs overturn his conviction

[looksmaxxed]

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/immigration/article312442984.html

he's totally guilty btw, as usual the innocence project just waits until there's a brown activist judge who can be convinced to overturn a conviction based on the shittiest "exculpatory" evidence

how do you get convicted of something like murder unless you're retarded or extremely guilty?

 

[isis_Bleach]

imagine thinking a brown could be the judge of anything

 

[crazyguy]

imagine thinking a brown could be the judge of anything

arent you half somali half indian?

 

[Mizi44]

"after a court found that prosecutors had concealed evidence that would have dismantled the state’s case"

he's totally guilty btw

 

[looksmaxxed]

"after a court found that prosecutors had concealed evidence that would have dismantled the state’s case"

they make it sound like it's groundbreaking evidence, but it was just a note where the fbi said the bullet wound could be too small to be a 22 caliber, it's not proof of anything

 

[Mizi44]

they make it sound like it's groundbreaking evidence, but it was just a note where the fbi said the bullet wound could be too small to be a 22 caliber, it's not proof of anything

can you provide info to ts or is it in the article?

 

[looksmaxxed]

don't know why link isn't working but it says in this article too:

Man Wrongly Imprisoned for Decades Finally Freed—And Gets Immediately Nabbed by ICE | Common Dreams

Man wrongfully imprisoned for murder, freed only to be detained by ICE. Family fights for justice. Immigration courts urged to intervene.

www.commondreams.org

btw it wasn't covered up, it was a hand written note that was so pointless and irrelevant they neglected to disclose it. really a procedural error more than anything. usually cases like these are retried but since its been so long basically impossible for the state to bring the same witnesses and decayed evidence back, so they opted not to waste state resources.

basically innocence project goes around looking for procedural errors like this to overturn decades old convictions where the state is no longer able to retry the case successfully in order to get obviously guilty people off.