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June 8, 2007
More strong calls for justice for Genarlow Wilson
Because I was in Atlanta this morning for an Eleventh Circuit argument (reported by the media here and here), I saw the print copy of this extended editorial in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution entitled, "Teen's search for justice: Genarlow Wilson's 10-year sentence for consensual sex ought to be thrown out by judge." TChris at TalkLeft here discusses the editorial and the fact that former President Jimmy Carter has spoken out in favor of justice for Genarlow. A ruling on Wilson's state habeas action is expected on Monday.
Recent related posts:
- ESPN effectively covers Genarlow Wilson's sad saga
- Why isn't the severe Georgia sentence constitutionally problematic?
- Another editorial urging release of Genarlow Wilson
- NYT adds to chorus calling for Genarlow Wilson to be freed
- Genarlow Wilson seeking state habeas relief
- Genarlow Wilson state habeas appeal update
June 8, 2007 at 04:20 PM | Permalink
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His sentence was modified today to 12-months for a misdemeanor and he was given time served -- expected to be released as early as today.
Posted by: JustClerk | Jun 11, 2007 12:20:20 PM