We
strongly believe and agree that Danny Brown is the victim of
“innocence denied”. Were the courts only right recourse is
to acknowledge their error and provide just compensation?
Why did the case not go to the court of claims?
In Mr.
Brown’s case, the state has legitimized the notion an
innocent person who has endured the most degrading and
appalling injustice, must now eliminate that injustice, by
proving his innocence when there is no way of proving his
innocence. Perhaps, a writ of mandamus as a court order
commanding an official to perform a ministerial act that the
law recognize as an absolute duty and not a matter for the
officials discretion as a judicial remedy. The state’s
definition of “ongoing investigation” is often an abuse of
power, as in Danny Brown’s case.
This is not
just about Danny Brown, but about a failed and corrupt
justice system with devastating consequences for thousands
of black & brown men who are targeted as criminal’s without
receiving the basic rights and legal protection.
To
honestly be guilty of anything you have to damage someone or
something through negligence or otherwise. And then you
have to refuse to make the damage whole or good. The legal
system in Lucas County has abused Mr. Brown and other Black
and disenfranchised people. Since Mr. Brown has been
acquitted of the crime, why is his case still open and
hanging over him and preventing him from receiving just
monetary compensation, as well as other entitlements. An
unethical standard of prosecution is “false justice”.
Please do the “right & just thing” and release Danny Brown
from this unfair judicial harassment.
If you
have any questions or concerns, you may call me (Donald L.
Lynn) at
419-509-0751, email me @ toledodonald@aol.com, or write me @
804 Searles Road, Toledo, OH 43607-2849.
Sincerely,
We The
People & 10thousandstrong
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