Category Archives: Blogs by Art

October 14, 2012 Blog Entry: A Day in the Life- The Pursuit of Justice and the Agony of Defeat This weekend I was able to resume this book I’m working on about my cousin’s case (the working partial title- The … Continue reading →

Camping Out for IPhones? Can We Camp Out for Justice? – The First Anniversary of the Execution of Troy Davis September 21, 2012 So many people lined up for the IPhone 5.  According to reports, there were 2 million pre-orders … Continue reading →

September 10, 2012  2Timothy 4:7 “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith”…..R.I.P. Mom (Evelyn Stanberry)  T. Stanberry- 9/8/2012  To Whom It May Concern:  One of the worst consequences of a wrongful … Continue reading →

 Rodney Stanberry on WKRG- 2004 July 22, 2012 A Step in the Right Direction- Giving the Wrongfully Convicted a Chance at Justice There are people in prison for crimes they did not commit. That has become a well-known fact, particularly … Continue reading →

Republicans in Congress have been vocal on perceived injustices by the criminal justice system when it has related to individuals that they have identified with, individuals such as former Border Patrol Agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compean.. Their sentence was commuted. This is what happens when Congress and the media take stand on an issue. Imagine what could happen if you, Mr. President, said “Enough, we are not going to continue to tolerate innocent men and women being wrongfully convicted and, in some cases, put to death. That is not who we should be as Americans.”
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 Innocent and Incarcerated: 5500 Days and Counting- The Case of Rodney K. Stanberry April 16, 2012 ‎Rodney K. Stanberry is in year 16, week 4 of a 20 year prison sentence. By the end of week 4, he will have … Continue reading →

Rodney K. Stanberry- 15 Years and Counting On March 25th, 2012 Rodney K. Stanberry begins his 16th year in prison for crimes he did not commit. On March 24th, 1997, Rodney K. Stanberry became an inmate housed in the Alabama … Continue reading →

March 10, 2012  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEVURKsGoMI   What Would You Do? What would you do if you worked for a district attorney’s office and discovered a possible wrongful conviction case? What would you do if you are the district attorney and you … Continue reading →

February 12, 2012    78 Years- Happy Birthday to Rodney K. Stanberry’s Father  Today, Rodney’s father celebrates his 78th birthday.  As you can imagine, there isn’t a day that goes by when he doesn’t yearn to spend the day with … Continue reading →

Moore may not have cried when Rodney was hauled off to prison or by the fact that he is still in prison-nearly 15 years and counting- for crimes he did not commit, but he did confess and unlike Johnson, he did not wait until after Rodney’s trial. Granted, he had no idea that the Mobile DA’s office wasn’t concerned with him, or the person who shot the victim, or anyone else, but he did his part in the pursuit of justice. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEVURKsGoMI

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