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Or else this misconduct will continue and innocent people will keep going to prison (See FreeScottDavis.org) or get wrongly executed…
FORMER TEXAS PROSECUTOR PROBABLY SENT INNOCENT MAN TO HIS DEATH. NOW HE’S ON TRIAL FOR MISCONDUCT.
This is a quote from the Scott Davis appeal ruling…
“While each of the state’s actions and/or omissions, including non-
compliance with SOPs and preservation statutes, do not independently constitute
evidence of bad faith,
a reasonable jurist might conclude that the cumulative
pattern presented here indicates that Petitioner was denied a fair trial.
See
United States v. Lopez, 590 F.3d 1238, 1258 (11th Cir. 2009).
I respect Judge Amy Totenberg for saying these words. What I hope is that some judge will also GRANT his appeal and change the so called Youngblood standard of bad faith to allow a cumulative analysis of bad faith and misconduct.
This case is really simply outrageous. How can you let this kind of misconduct, perjury, destruction of evidence, and general due process destruction in a case that gave Scott Davis a life sentence?
Look at this case. Read the rulings and the documents. Look at the videos.
We need your help and I need your help. This case needs to be a new precedent that will finally stop the abuse of police and prosecutors with destruction of evidence that the Youngblood case has allowed for years if not decades.
I am posting a disappointing ruling in the Scott Davis appeal from the federal district Court in Georgia, but I am hopeful that the court will rectify the Injustice on the really granted soak to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.
The court was clearly troubled by all the police misconduct and lost evidence in the case. I believe she wanted to grant the appeal but couldn’t fit certain legal reasons which might get rectified. New evidence of misconduct during this appeal was not properly confused on my humble opinion either.
Regardless, we will continue the fight for Justice.
We believe that the will be strong issues on appeal that are of national legal significance. We got that national advocacy organizations will join on Amicus curiae briefs in the case so please contact us if interested.
Here is the ruling:
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This case continues to drive my energy to exonerate a man who I know is Innocent. He had spent teen years in prison for a murder he did not commit.
The Freescottdavis.org post is here
New Video: Proof Scott Davis is Innocent and That He Didn’t Get a Fair Trial
Clearly these old tv shows about the David Coffin murder needed updating to reflect the new evidence showing Scott Davis is innocent and did not get a fair trial.
Here is an update that is much more fair to Scott and shows Megan Bruton is a suspect and a liar.
Take a look
Friends and supporters,
We all want to see the wrongly convicted freed. I need the help of creative talent that can help me and my associates with creating videos that are both informative and compelling concerning the wrongful convictions we fight to overturn.
I personally can put facts and evidence together in intricate detail but struggle to make videos compelling. We want to grab the attention of social media with awesome videos that will bring people to our causes.
If you are willing to help, please contact me.
Scott Davis Wrongful Conviction
Does altering evidence and lying on the stand to falsely convict someone make you a dirty cop?
Seems even Rick Chambers’ partner says he is lying and so is the Fulton County District Attorney
Here is the latest in the Scott Davis Wrongful Conviction
There there is nothing more disappointing to me than a bad police officer or a bad prosecutor. Prosecutors and police should enforce laws they allege to uphold, and not trample on the rights afforded everyone by the Constitution.
They don’t get to pick and choose which ones they like. They don’t get to pick and choose when to follow the law.
http://reason.com/archives/2016/06/23/confessions-of-an-ex-prosecutor?
http://reason.com/archives/2016/06/23/confessions-of-an-ex-prosecutor?