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Fabricating Evidence II: Office of the Attorney General/Mississippi Department of Corrections Integrity Meltdown
ISBN-13: 9780986090912 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 208 str.
Fabricating Evidence II: Office of the Attorney General/Mississippi Department of Corrections Integrity Meltdown
ISBN-13: 9780986090912 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 208 str.
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The purpose of Fabricating Evidence II: Office of the Attorney General/ Mississippi Department of Corrections Integrity Meltdown is to expose the corruption inside the Mississippi Department of Corrections and the Office of the Attorney General. Former Correctional Warden John "Jimmy" Fancher and former Correctional Captain Britton Mosley, Sr. became targets after Fancher refused to accept bribes from the former Correctional Commissioner Christopher Epps. Correctional staff and inmates conspired to get a falsified criminal conviction on both Fancher and Mosley. Their correctional careers were intentionally destroyed because they refused to participate in corruptive behaviors. They were criminalized from a broken judicial system. Fabricating Evidence II should be ground-zero for a reformed Mississippi correctional system. If this attempt were successfully taken out against these former correctional members, the result would have led to two men of integrity to be wrongfully sentenced to prison.
The purpose of Fabricating Evidence II: Office of the Attorney General/ Mississippi Department of Corrections Integrity Meltdown is to expose the corruption inside the Mississippi Department of Corrections and the Office of the Attorney General.Former Correctional Warden John “Jimmy” Fancher and former Correctional Captain Britton Mosley, Sr. became targets after Fancher refused to accept bribes from the former Correctional Commissioner Christopher Epps. Correctional staff and inmates conspired to get a falsified criminal conviction on both Fancher and Mosley. Their correctional careers were intentionally destroyed because they refused to participate in corruptive behaviors. They were criminalized from a broken judicial system.Fabricating Evidence II should be ground-zero for a reformed Mississippi correctional system. If this attempt were successfully taken out against these former correctional members, the result would have led to two men of integrity to be wrongfully sentenced to prison.
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