Innocent Americans are being convicted by a process that counts only the evidence supporting the government's theory. The documents that contradict it — the ones that would end the case — get set aside, not suppressed. They arrive, they're read, and they change nothing, because by then the theory is already settled.
The Supreme Court decided in 1935 what the job actually is. The government's interest "is not that it shall win a case, but that justice shall be done." Berger v. United States.
The Department stopped measuring itself against that standard a long time ago. Nobody is promoted for declining to charge.
It is never too late to do the right thing.
#43Americans When justice goes silent, We go louder
@mcuban And pharmacies, including those serving hundreds of thousands of people, sign these agreements because they have few alternatives. The PBMs have a monopoly unlike any other industry. There's so much to inappropriateness to unravel with PBMs.
To our family in this fight —
Today one of our own walks through those doors and begins serving their sentence. That weight sits heavy on every one of us.
We know the truth: Injustice to one is a threat to justice for all. We are not spectators. We are living it.
Some of us are still fighting the charges. Some are appealing. Some are already inside those walls. Some are rebuilding after release. We are at different stages of the same brutal journey through a system that too often fails the people it claims to serve.
But hear this clearly: Our efforts are not in vain. Every letter written, every story shared, every quiet act of solidarity chips away at the silence that lets injustice thrive.
To the one surrendering today — you are not alone. You carry our strength with you. To the rest of us still standing outside those walls — we keep the light on. We keep speaking. We keep pushing.
This is hard. It is unfair. It hurts. And still, we rise for each other.
Hold tight. We are in this together. And we will not stop until justice means something real again.
With love and unbroken resolve, Your people @EagleEdMartin@realchrismazzei #43Americans
Is a level playing field something we can realistically look forward to? I lost my job and was left without the means to provide for my child - result of an unjust prosecution. No prison, but a felon for life. Is there any hope for people like the #43Americans? Will we ever be acknowledged?
That line is the story. There's a review team, and "tracked" is apparently a status a petition either has or doesn't.
Worth asking what gets one tracked. A group of 43 people with federal cases, no lawyers or lobbyists between them. Several have their full records documented, sourced to the docket. One of us reported to federal prison yesterday. Two more report on September 10.
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When Justice Goes Silent - We Go Louder #43Americans who refuse to give up on the American promise of liberty and Justice for all. https://t.co/kUSW8bLq7n
@GenXGirl1994@gc22gc There are countless Americans who have been harmed by the DOJ. An example of very well documented cases can be found on https://t.co/mE04wTx6PW. DOJ horror stories with evidence. Do t take my word for it see for yourself.
Many of you know my case. What it cost me: my job, and my family's small business — surrendered over a moral turpitude clause in our franchise agreement, triggered by an indictment. Not a conviction.
Both my husband and I lost our sources of income. I have a young child, and I need to work.
Registered Nurse. BSN in 9 days (finish on 8/26/26) from Herzing University. Legal Nurse Consultant Certificate from FIU and nurse paralegal skills. Bilingual English/Spanish.
What I can do remotely:
— Medical record review, chronologies, standard-of-care analysis for attorneys
— Utilization review, clinical documentation, case management
— Research, writing, and project coordination
Every case file on https://t.co/RZTyFnBJcR is my work. That's the sample.
DMs are open. A referral is worth more than a repost — but a repost gets me to the person who can refer.