Innocence Project’s Post

BREAKING: President Biden commutes 37 federal death sentences, making history and preventing executions of innocent people. A bold step for justice, dignity, and redemption. #CommuteTheRow

Jenn French

Attorney | Singer | Volunteer

3mo

I wish he had commuted all 40 but this is a just result for the 37.

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Craig D. Allen, Esq.

Founder, CEO, CFO & General Counsel

3mo

Innocent? Based on what?

Tom Meadows

CEO @ Rhymerite Records | Master of Fine Arts, Media & Entertainment Financial Finatic, Physic Investigator, Entrepreneur, crypto analyst, Technology and Media Marketing Standing with The Emperor Energy as the Collective

2mo

Truth

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The only Death Penalties he didn’t commute were those likely the result of radicalization and mental illness.

William Campbell

Regional Director | Research | Nielsen Alum

2mo

It occurs to me that just as states crafted laws to challenge the 1973 Roe & Doe decisions, red states must craft laws to similarly dismantle the 1976 SCOTUS holdings that state mandatory capital punishment laws are unconstitutional. I feel confident SCOTUS is ready to restore the Founder's jurisprudence of originalism and find the 1976 rulings no longer tenable if given an opportunity.

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HaNiyyah N. Ali -MBA, ABA PARALEGAL, eDISCOVERY

Personnel Security Assistant- Suitability Unit at U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

3mo

Thank you Michele, for all your post and caring!

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This means these individuals can now be moved to general population and no longer have to be segregated from others at their institutions. This alone is a meaningful step twords humane treatment. Thank you President Biden!

Tom Meadows

CEO @ Rhymerite Records | Master of Fine Arts, Media & Entertainment Financial Finatic, Physic Investigator, Entrepreneur, crypto analyst, Technology and Media Marketing Standing with The Emperor Energy as the Collective

2mo

Ye

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