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: TalkLeftA Freedom March For the Wrongfully Convicted
By TChris
On Saturday, June 27, consider participating in a Freedom March. The goal is to bring attention to wrongful convictions and to the possibility of executing the innocent. (Consider, for instance, the story of William Jackson “Jack” Marion, the unfortunate victim of "the first, last and only legal hanging in Beatrice," his punishment for murdering Jack Cameron, who turned up alive four years after the hanging.)
New York City and Pittsburgh are among the participating cities. March organizers hope that marchers will participate in every state capitol, making the Freedom March a nationwide event.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on June 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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