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October 9, 2015 To Be Free and Exonerated- In a Fair and Just World Recently, the New York Magazine published a powerful piece entitled “That’s When I Knew I Was Free: Eight Exonerated Prisoners on Their First Week Outside.” As … Continue reading →

January 4th, 2015 Another Year Is Upon Us: The Fight for Justice Must Continue Well, another year has come and gone and now another birthday has arrived.  I haven’t been in the best of moods these past couple of weeks … Continue reading →

December 11, 2014 Title:  My Reflections after Reading Bryan Stevenson’s Just Mercy I received my copy of Bryan Stevenson’s Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption on Oct. 23rd. I was actually scheduled to moderate a panel sponsored by … Continue reading →

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEVURKsGoMI May 7th, 2014 Happy Birthday Evelyn (Janet) Stanberry (May 7, 1942-September 8th, 2012) Today is the birthday of Mrs. Evelyn (Janet) Stanberry. She would have been 72 years old.  As I wrote in a previous blog: “Rodney’s mother had … Continue reading →

Mobile Police Department Establishes Special Committee, Why Can’t Mobile District Attorney’s Office Establish a Conviction Integrity Unit? March 27, 2014 I read with interest AL.com’s Theresa Seiger’s article about newly appointed Mobile Police Chief James Barber’s establishment of a committee … Continue reading →

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEVURKsGoMI (Note, it is Monday, February 10 as I post this blog. I originally wrote it on Nov. 30, but it is one of the many that I wrote, but did not post. As we are approaching the 80th birthday … Continue reading →

Fighting for Funding, Fighting for Justice: Establish a Conviction Integrity Unit in Mobile, AL I should be in the courtroom every day fighting criminals. It should not be that I’m having now to fight certain county commissioners for funding. Mobile … Continue reading →

http://www.wkrg.com/video?clipId=9248894&autostart=true The Holiday Blues- Injustice Doesn’t Take a Holiday December 23, 2013 This time of year is generally tough for me, for friends and family members of those wrongfully convicted, and, of course, for the prisoner who yearns for justice … Continue reading →