This podcast profiles multiple series of legal rulings, commentary and interviews on violations of rights within the justice system and other concerning behaviors state to state. Our first series, The Essence of Louisiana's Exonerations explores a pattern of Louisiana getting it wrong at the expense of those later exonerated. When you hear HOW it happened, it will leave little to no question about why the public has lost trust in the justice system. Instagram: twistedrulespodcast Youtube : t ...
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Send us a text 8/31/24 This completes the legal ruling in the defendants ( Prosecutors and DA's ) appeal over the jury's verdict to award J.T. $14 Million for his wrongful conviction that resulted in his exoneration after spending 18 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. After J.T. was exonerated, they decided to use J.T.'s words of saying …
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Send us a text We continue with the legal ruling on the DA's and Prosecutors appeal of the jury's verdict against them in the civil suit for the wrongful conviction of JT. JT's lawyers found a way to sue the Prosecutors and the DA, which most lawyers never attempt. The public must keep in mind that it is the Prosecutors from the DA's office that pu…
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Send us a text We're continuing with the Appeals Court's ruling on the Prosecutors and DA's appeal of the jury's verdict. Let's just say that the Prosecutors and DA are not at all happy campers about the verdict, at this stage... Keep listening to each episode so that you understand how it went down in Louisiana and what this whole case means for o…
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Send us a text We continue with Episode 3 as Defendants ( DA and Prosecutors ) appeal the decision by the jury for the plaintiff who sued them for his wrongful conviction. Pay close attention to what is said in the legal ruling, because understanding how the Courts in various jurisdictions see things, is key. Black men are quite frequently wrongful…
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Send us a text In this episode we take you into the Court of Appeals to hear the Judges ruling after the Prosecutors and DA's office filed an appeal of the jury's verdict in the civil case filed against them for the wrongful conviction of J.T. that resulted in him spending 18 years in prison, 14 on death row. He was later exonerated. If you've ever…
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Send us a text A black man decides to sue the State Prosecutors, the District Attorney and the District Attorney's office after being convicted of an attempted robbery and a murder he didn't commit. The Prosecutors and District Attorney want the case dismissed but, the Judge allows the former defendant to pursue his civil suit against them after he…
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Send us a text We take you with us through a look into HOW some of Louisiana's wrongful convictions resulted at the expense of individuals that were later exonerated of the crimes they were convicted. We also explore if the System's oversight entities applied any internal accountability after those exonerated lost years of freedom. Support the Show…
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