A Black man was imprisoned for 18 years because of a photo that the authorities knew wasn’t him, a new report from the Brooklyn district attorney’s office says. The man, Sheldon Thomas, is set to appear in court on Thursday afternoon. https://t.co/4EvxunwDCZ
@Gerald_Chan_law @DaynaSteinfeld @LouisCentury @JKal guys, stop! would not have been as smooth if I hadn't over prepared with each one of you! that case was all about the interveners!
Wonderful choice. @JohnTory should listen to Cathy Crowe LL.D. & drop the tiny shelter lawsuit:
"Given the choice of a dormitory room in a shelter where a COVID variant is aggressively stalking its victims or...a tiny shelter with a lock on the door I know what I would choose."
It's happened...#COVID19 Variants of Concern are now in Toronto's shelter system.
The best way to judge a society is by how it treats its' most vulnerable.
We must prioritize vaccination for people experiencing homelessness. Now.
The Sentencing and Parole Project is a non-profit organization that prepares enhanced pre-sentence reports (EPSRs) for Black people marginalized by poverty and racial inequality to address their over-incarceration and mistreatment in prisons. /1