Reforming Redress ✊🏽 Integrity | Empowerment | Justice | Freedom 📍Est. 2021
Massachusetts, USA
Joined April 2023
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WATCH LIVE: Mayor Michelle Wu testifies before Congress on Boston's sanctuary city policies. xitter.gq/i/broadcasts/1lDGLzDZk…
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A special thank you to Sanon's Kitchen, a Haitian-owned catering business, for providing delicious Haitian cuisine that made the event even more special, and to Cameron Kincheloe for capturing the evening’s incredible moments.
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Massachusetts correction officer arrested after allegedly bringing drugs to a prisoner boston25news.com/news/local/…
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Yesterday, our client Louis Robinson saw freedom for the first time in 27 years after the Court vacated his homicide conviction. He was framed for a 1996 murder and lost almost three decades of his life.
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Innocent Black people are seven times more likely than white people to be falsely convicted of serious crimes, according to a report released today by the National Registry of Exonerations.
Read the report here: bit.ly/RaceReportNRE
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Last week, 72-year-old Leonard Mack got something he'd waited nearly 50 years for: an apology from a district attorney and a judge's order exonerating him for a crime he did not commit. bit.ly/44WV2IF
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Here are 5 eye-opening exoneration facts that remind us of the importance of a fair and just legal system. 📚🔍 #JusticePrevails #ExonerationFacts #SeekingTruth #TheHarrietTubmanProject
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🔍 Defending Your Rights: Key Trial Procedures Every Defendant Should Know!📚
Knowledge is power! Arm yourself with an understanding of essential trial procedures to protect your rights and navigate the legal process effectively. #KnowYourRights #TrialProcedures101 #LegalTips
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After spending 17 years in unjust imprisonment & having his wrongful conviction overturned, Andrew Malkinson has discovered that he is required to pay the Prison Service 25% of his government compensation to cover the costs of his accommodation & meals during his incarceration.
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Massachusetts has the highest percentage of prisoners serving life without parole in the country, tied with Louisiana.
by @itsivyscott bostonglobe.com/2023/07/28/m…
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As long as Structural and Institutional racism exist, no one is free‼️
youtu.be/tyPiWpNrPUQ via @YouTube
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Shaun Jenkins sues Boston police detectives for alleged misconduct that put him behind bars for nearly two decades trib.al/f6gq7BS