1/ Without evidence, @TarrantCountyDA wants to lynch @cmhdaprincess. Yet she was given the benefit of the doubt and the gift of Republican cronyism when she committed possible election offenses. This case is not only about mistaken voting. It is ENTRAPMENT
https://t.co/WzD7uhXQo8
After spending years on death row and 48 years in prison for a murder he did not commit, my client Glynn Simmons is again fighting for his life against stage four cancer. https://t.co/mI0Et7Enbu
https://t.co/wL8egbFxZM
@joshkori@EdwinBrillante@kanyewest The US Constitution kinda prohibits that.🙄 The part that says "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion."
If memory serves me correctly, there was also a whole war concerning the same.
READING IS FUNDAMENTAL.
@SouthernBlueRam@AttorneyCrump @MerrittForTexas We are all CIVIL RIGHTS attorneys. None of us handle criminal matters. Right now you need a criminal attorney.
To win a claim for malicious prosecution, the party must not be convicted of the crimes alleged. Although not required for 4th amendment violation, it certainly helps.
Crystal Mason is one step closer to justice. Her case was remanded back to the 2nd Court of Appeals as they misinterpreted Texas law which requires that Crystal KNOW that she was not eligible to vote.
She did not know.
FELONS CAN VOTE IN TEXAS.
No one ever told her she couldn't.
@Shantelmaria_ He was a highly paid Republican white male.🙄
I agree that he did very little to defend her. He presented no witnesses in her defense.
I was on her case less than an hour and had obtained her work records. Unfortunately, she had already been convicted by the time she met me.
1/ Without evidence, @TarrantCountyDA wants to lynch @cmhdaprincess. Yet she was given the benefit of the doubt and the gift of Republican cronyism when she committed possible election offenses. This case is not only about mistaken voting. It is ENTRAPMENT
https://t.co/WzD7uhXQo8
16/ Crystal was convicted under Texas Election Code 64.012(a)(1) which specifically states that a person commits an offense if a "person votes in an election in which the person KNOWS the person is not eligible to vote.” In direct conflict, the court upheld Crystal's conviction.
15/ Second Court of Appeals was in error by ruling that although @TarrantCountyDA did NOT prove that Crystal KNEW that she was not eligible to vote, doing so was not necessary for a conviction. This is one reason why this case was further appealed.