Legal Updates
Court rulings, filings, appeals, and misconduct in the case.
New Jersey Warns Juries in Eyewitness Identification
Beginning September 4, 2012 a new law in the state of New Jersey will warn juries that human memory is not foolproof and eyewitness testimony must be carefully scrutinized. The new…
Update on Ajay’s Appeal
Ajay’s brief was filed on July 9, 2012, along with a motion asking the court to allow him to file an over-sized brief. Until the court decides the motion, his brief is still not officially filed. Ajay
Control of Prisons Going to Private Companies
A proposed contract in Virginia between the state and the nation’s second-largest private prison operator, GEO Group and a company managing mental health institutes, Liberty Healthcare Corp., would gi
Judge Abuses Authority
In order to have a fair judicial system, judges need to be impartial and provide an equal setting for both the prosecutors and defense attorneys. Unfortunately that is not always…
Justice Department to Review Use of Forensic Evidence in Thousands of Cases
The U.S. Justice Department has decided to review the use of forensics in thousands of cases because of flawed work that has been done by FBI laboratories since 1985. Although…
The Truth About Solitary Confinement
Even though solitary confinement has extensive physical and psychological negative effects on people, there are about 80,000 inmates held in solitary confinement in the U.S. The cost to house inmates…
Freedom On June 29, 2012 After Enduring 17 Years Of Wrongful Conviction
LaMonte Armstrong suffered 17 years of injustice and finally won his freedom with the help of Duke Law School’s Wrongful Convictions Clinic (an Innocence Project). His conviction of murder was…
162 Years Sentence for 1st Conviction Due to Stacking the Charges
A Florida man is the latest victim of what is called “stacking”. Stacking is the process that District Attorney’s use to leverage a case against someone. With mandatory minimum sentencing,…
When Innocent People Confess to Crimes They Do Not Commit
This article by David Greenwald of the Vanguard Court Watch of Yolo County explains why people might admit to a crime even though they are innocent. It goes into interrogation…
Exclusion of Non-English Speaking Countries’ Certified Documents
The Yolo County Superior Court trial judge denied Ajay’s defense attorney to present evidence to the jury of his accuser’s conviction in Nepal, Nepal trial court documents which were certified by the
The Unbelievable Accusations
A. At the age of 21 the accuser, Ajay’s adult adopted daughter, claimed that she was raped 3 times a week for the previous five years – a total of 750 rapes.
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