Prosecutorial Misconduct – What’s to be Done? A Call to Action

Let’s take politics OUT of the prosecutor’s office, and let’s provide some “hot stove rule” legislation to achieve prosecutorial accountability, including appropriate sanctions and discipline.  Prosecutors are always politically campaigning on a platform of “tough on crime.”  Well, OK, but

Dorothy Rabinbowitz: The Trials of Father MacRae

“Here once more, in the MacRae case, was a set of charges built by a determined sex-abuse investigator and an atmosphere in which accusation was, in effect, all the proof required to bring a guilty verdict. But now there was …

It’s About Time We Freed the Friedmans!

Jesse Friedman, who served 13 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, is now awaiting a decision that could overturn the conviction.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/claudia-ricci/its-about-time-we-freed-t_b_3169746.html

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Uncapturing a Friedman

But Jarecki isn’t concerned solely with the welfare of Friedman: “I’m equally concerned about the hundreds of people who were told by the police, falsely, that their children were attacked and falsely molested.”

“That perverts your outlook on life,” he …

NCRJ White Paper on the Jesse Friedman Case

The NCRJ is pleased to announce the publication of a White Paper about the Friedman case. The NCRJ has sponsored Jesse Friedman’s case for over a decade, and this paper, by Gavin de Becker and NCRJ Director Emily Horowitz, summarizes

New Evidence in the Jesse Friedman Case

Jesse Friedman, of “Capturing the Friedmans,” whose case NCRJ sponsors: Look at the new evidence. Sign the petition. http://www.justiceforjesse.com/

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