Plea Forced – Trial Denied

Exposing Injustice: Despite the state’s claims of incompetency, watch as the judge acknowledges the defendant’s competency in this powerful video. This key moment sheds light on the contradictions in the case, highlighting the false accusations that have led to years of wrongful incarceration. #Innocence #Justice #LegalReform #WrongfulIncarceration #FalseClaims

“Right” to a fair trial? Think again.

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Even writing motions asserting this right for a speedy trial in this murder allegation at Kentucky aren’t honored.
This 07/14/2022 video showing our government’s acknowledgement of the defendant’s competency is directly opposite the official claim of defendants incompetence as the reason for denying the right of speedy trial by Kentucky state agencies, for over six (6) years.

The competency hearing for Willow Bruce Cherry – LEX 18

5 years ago: The competency hearing for Willow Bruce Cherry, 45, was cancelled today and rescheduled. Police accuse him of killing his brother-in-law Peter Lian.

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Can we do better? A speedy trial was requested, and the constitutional right was asserted on 12/19/2018, shortly after the allegation was raised. This is just a preamble for the story to unfold. This is the real story: facts of case 18-CR-01114. Yet we are still holding on to faith—requesting a day in court, and you’re invited to join us! Meanwhile, what our courts show us: We promise a jury trial because it’s fair. The problem is that this fallacy is not cheap for our pocketbooks. That’s why, in reality, only 1% of our citizens charged actually go to trial. Unless the press gets involved, there simply isn’t any profit in materially factual justice.

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These reasons leave courts without an actual mandate for a trial. There is no specific time limit for a trial, so we hold until defendants sign. We want our politicians to simply ignore the Bill of Rights unless the press is involved.


Can we do better?

A speedy trial was requested, and the constitutional right was asserted on 12/19/2018, shortly after the allegation was raised. This is just a preamble for the story to unfold. This is the real story: facts of case 18-CR-01114. Yet we are still holding on to faith—requesting a day in court, and you’re invited to join us! Meanwhile, what our courts show us: We promise a jury trial because it’s fair. The problem is that this fallacy is not cheap for our pocketbooks. That’s why, in reality, only 1% of our citizens charged actually go to trial. Unless the press gets involved, there simply isn’t any profit in materially factual justice.

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Kind of like this blog post: nobody has time, and so that’s all… For now.

Check out: Navigating Legal Challenges or Innocence and Systemic Reform herein… or these external references : American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) resources and Kentucky Legal Aid – Free Legal Assistance

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