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: Crime & FederalismJesse Friedman's Moral Victory is a Defeat
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Ted Frank has passed along happy news for Jesse Friedman, who was wrongfully convicted of child molestation. (Watch Capturing the Friedmans.) There's no question that Jessee Friedman was innocent, that he was wrongfully prosecuted, and that the trial court conspired with the prosecution to convict him.
Many will will praise the appellate court's opinion. We'll all toast the system. We'll also ignore some important facts:
There is nothing preventing what happened to Jesse Friedman from happening today.
It's more likely that a man will be falsely convicted of child molestation.
The prosecutor who falsely prosecuted him will never be punished.
The judge who conspired with the prosecutor will never be punished.
Nothing will change.
The criminal justice system is demoralizing, and some would say that I should lighten up...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on August 18, 2010 (boomark / email).
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