News & updates
The latest from Ajay’s case and the movement behind it.
STOP THE INJUSTICE
On Saturday, March 13, 2010 a Coalition of Concerned Citizens of Yolo County, The Justice Reform Coalition and the Advocates for Ajay organized a march and demonstration in Davis to highlight the epid
A Systemic Problem in Yolo County
There seems to be systemic problems in Yolo County regarding the number of weak cases that get prosecuted, and the dramatic increase of minorities being arrested for sexual crimes. The percentage of f
December 2009 Message From Ajay
Dear Family, Friends and Well Wishers, I write this letter from a prison where I have been wrongly incarcerated for the past six months for a crime I did NOT commit. This letter comes to you with gree
Demonstration and Request for a Federal Investigation
On Monday, October 19, 2009 the Justice Reform Coalition organized a demonstration and march, starting at the Sacramento County DA’s office and ending at the Federal Building where the demonstrators a
October 7, 2009: Radio Interview on KDRT
The 2nd radio interview on KDRT by David Greenwald with Reverand Odeye and Albert Bifarelli regarding Ajay Dev’s case, highlighting key points in the case and trial. If you missed…
September 9, 2009: Radio Interview on KDRT
Radio Show Interview by David Greenwald of the Davis Vanguard with Reverand Odeye and Albert Bifarelli regarding Ajay Dev’s case. Click here to listen.
August 22, 2009 Organizations Upset With Yolo County DA Unite In A Common Voice
On Saturday, August 22, 2009 the Justice Coalition organized a march and press conference with approximately 300 people representing various groups expressing their outrage and frustration with the Yo
August 11, 2009: Demonstration for Ajay Dev in front of Yolo County DA’s Office
On August 7, 2009 Ajay Dev, a man whom hundreds of supporters have come to believe is innocent was sentenced to 378 years, 4 months. Local newspapers commented on the fundamental unfairness of a 378 y
ONE YEAR LATER: The Fight for Justice Stronger Than Ever
378 Year Sentence Will Not Stop the Fight for Innocence