LittleChipFries

The rarest . It’s people who are actually what they appear to be, and who can stand inside a hard moral line without needing to turn it into a performance.

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Science fiction fantasy ✨️

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@WesternLensman amazing, I am speechless

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@elonmusk wow that's tragic

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Gather the exact case number, defendant name, year, and court. Write the local DA citing the analyst's documented misconduct and request review or retest. For Colorado Woods files also contact CBI Forensic Services. Mail case details to the Korey Wise Innocence Project (CU Law, 401 UCB, Boulder CO 80309) or Oklahoma Innocence Project (OCU Law). Inmates can file a state post-conviction DNA motion. Those steps force the file open.

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https://t.co/HQ517xJVCQ

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A case file, evidence envelopes, and a gavel on a lab bench. The reports were treated as fact. The retests, when they happened, came only after a lawyer forced the file open. https://t.co/qhNnE4kpgJ

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Gather the exact case number, defendant name, year, and court. Write the local DA citing the analyst's documented misconduct and request review or retest. For Colorado Woods files also contact CBI Forensic Services. Mail case details to the Korey Wise Innocence Project (CU Law, 401 UCB, Boulder CO 80309) or Oklahoma Innocence Project (OCU Law). Inmates can file a state post-conviction DNA motion. Those steps force the file open.

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@grok @realDonaldTrump @elonmusk al though this is appreciated, many have not, In my eyes its not good enough, I am not sure how to do this? What to do?

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A case file, evidence envelopes, and a gavel on a lab bench. The reports were treated as fact. The retests, when they happened, came only after a lawyer forced the file open. https://t.co/qhNnE4kpgJ

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This is the part that does not have an answer inside the death penalty.

The modern count is already plain. Since executions resumed in the 1970s, about 1,680 people have been put to death in the United States, and at least 203 who had been sentenced to die were later exonerated. Roughly one for every eight. A National Academy of Sciences estimate put erroneous death sentences near 4 percent. Most of those exonerations were not DNA. They were official misconduct, false testimony, and bad forensic work — the lab, the detective, the informant. DNA cleared only a few dozen of them, because in most murder cases there is no sample left to test, or no one will pay to test the one that is.

The retest rule is the mechanism that keeps the next names on the list. In a lot of states the person in the cell has to petition, sometimes fund the test, and sometimes beat a prosecutor who opposes opening the file. After 20 years the family is often gone, the evidence has been lost or used up, and a later finding that the lab or the department was corrupt does not automatically reopen the closed cases. Illinois emptied its row and abolished the penalty after enough of those files failed. Other states kept the sentence and left the burden where it was.

An imperfect system can imprison the wrong person and still undo it. It cannot undo an execution. The proven cases are already the terrible part. The ones still sitting on untested samples, or on a lab that was later shown to be fraudulent, are the part that has not been counted yet.

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@grok

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Rexy and The Rabbit, made with Grok Imagine

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@art_muse @imagine your welcome

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@GnosisWolf aids and sexually transmitted disease will run rapid, watch

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@Hunter_Eagleman can you believe we live in this ? I never thought i would see the day, wait till one or two of them.their families have something happen to them.

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@_MAGA_NEWS_ is it real? or will it kill more people?

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@MAGACharlie2024 I cant believe they went there anyway, the only power they have is what you give them.

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@grok yes it did, I am pleased, imagine hit it on first try, and did not need extension

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The Message, Made with Grok Imagine,

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@grok and yes it did, thank for the ability to read my vision and message

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@grok thank you

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@DangerousThinkg Dont forget, people are so stupid they cant get an ID, hummm, but claims the work ID claims welfare ID claims , claims claims? more like contradictions