Category: Prosecutorial Misconduct
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John Horton, One case our State’s Attorney, Joe Bruscato, Should Instantly Drop Like a Hot-Potato!
If he is any bit a humanitarian, State’s Attorney, Joe Bruscato should not waste a moment in reviewing and dismissing the prosecution of John Horton, and ending the 23 years of suffering which this man has endured. http://www.rrstar.com/news/20161012/illinois-appellate-court-says-rockford-man-convicted-of-murder-entitled-to-new-trial
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Protected: Rockford Register-Star article about Richard Wanke’s March 1, 2016 suppression hearing
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Possible misstep by prosecutors
Defense: Prosecutors intentionally misled jury on Richard Wanke murder charges By Kevin Haas Rockford Register Star Posted May. 30, 2014 @ 1:45 pm Updated at 3:39 PM ROCKFORD — Richard Wanke’s defense says prosecutors intentionally misled a grand jury in order to secure murder charges against him in the death of attorney Gregory Clark. Wanke’s attorney, Sami…
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Innocence Blog: North Carolina Compensates Two Wrongly Convicted Men
Innocence Blog: North Carolina Compensates Two Wrongly Convicted Men.
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Louisville police officer claims firing is retaliation for whistle-blower suit | The Courier-Journal | courier-journal.com
A Louisville Metro Police lieutenant is trying to block the department from firing him, saying he is the victim of retaliation for his involvement in a whistleblower lawsuit. Lt. Richard Pearson joined in a lawsuit in April filed by Detective Barron Morgan, who said he was punished for trying to assist a Spencer County woman…
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Do We Have a Fool Running For Winnebago County State’s Attorney’s Office? You Decide!
Local Attorneys Seem to Have Problems Watching What They Say in Public! Sitting State’s Attorney, Democrat, Joe Bruscato is facing a challenge this November for his office, from Republican, Glen Weber. Now, up to this debate, we were kinda simpathetic to the election plight of Mr. Weber. See, we’ve watched the press splash the news across…
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Judge Ken Anderson cannot escape allegations he caused Michael Morton’s wrongful conviction!
Michael Morton spent 24 years in prison before new DNA testing showed that he did not beat his wife to death in 1986. Now, the one individual who may have been most responsible for his wrongful conviction faces an inquiry of possible wrongdoing on the case. Judge Ken Anderson was the original prosecutor against Michael…