YOU WILL NEVER SEE CORRUPT MEDINA COUNTY DNO HOEMAN OR LAPDOG JUDGE COLLIER, THE VILLAGE IDIOT AND TOWN WHORE, CORRECT AN INJUSTICE, SINCE INJUSTICE IS THEIR DAILY OBJECTIVE.
IN FACT, LAPDOG COLLIER IS SO COMMITTED TO DOING INJUSTICE HE HAS STOOPED TO EDITING AND ALTERING TRANSCRIPTS !!!
Wrongly convicted man released after 12 years in prison
Georgia Dept. of Corrections
David Peralta, 36.
David Beasley of Reuters
David Peralta was convicted in 2001 of the drive-by shooting that killed his girlfriend, Rebecca Moore, said Tully Blalock, one of his attorneys.
ATLANTA — A Georgia man has been released from prison after serving 12 years for a murder that prosecutors now concede he did not commit.
David Peralta was convicted in 2001 of the drive-by shooting that killed his girlfriend, Rebecca Moore, said Tully Blalock, one of his attorneys.
Eric Burton, a spokesman for the DeKalb County District Attorney's office, said the charges were dismissed because "through subsequent investigation, it was concluded that Peralta was not guilty of the crime and that the victim was fired upon by a rival gang."
In 2006, federal investigators with a gang task force turned over information to Georgia prosecutors indicating that Peralta may not be the killer.
"As far as we know, nothing was done," with the information from federal investigators, said Blalock. "The speed at which this case has progressed really has been frustrating."
It was only after Peralta won a new trial on appeal and prosecutors reopened the investigation that the charges against his client were finally dropped, said Blalock.
Notice that "nothing was done" for seven years, even though the State was presented with information by competent Federal investigators that Mr. Peralta had committed the offense.
Moreover, only after Mr. Peralta's conviction was overturned did the State dismiss its case.
At least the State ultimately did the right thing, UNLIKE MEDINA COUNTY, WHERE LAPDOG COLLIER SCRUBS AND MATERIALLY ALTERS TRIAL TRANSCRIPTS IN A DELIBERATE ATTEMPT TO DEPRIVE THE DEFENDANT OF A FAIR HEARING ON APPEAL, AND IN A FUTILE ATTEMPT TO PROTECT HIS ALREADY TARNISHED REPUTATION AS A "JUDGE."
ALL OF THIS UNLAWFUL MISCONDUCT, OF COURSE, IS APPROVED BY CORRUPT MEDINA COUNTY PROSECUTOR DINO HOEMAN, WHO PROMOTES PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT BY HIS ASS. PROSECUTORS.
The online new article, referenced above, can be found at http://news.msn.com/crime-justice/wrongly-convicted-man-released-after-12-years-in-prison
Eric Burton, a spokesman for the DeKalb County District Attorney's office, said the charges were dismissed because "through subsequent investigation, it was concluded that Peralta was not guilty of the crime and that the victim was fired upon by a rival gang."
In 2006, federal investigators with a gang task force turned over information to Georgia prosecutors indicating that Peralta may not be the killer.
"As far as we know, nothing was done," with the information from federal investigators, said Blalock. "The speed at which this case has progressed really has been frustrating."
It was only after Peralta won a new trial on appeal and prosecutors reopened the investigation that the charges against his client were finally dropped, said Blalock.
Notice that "nothing was done" for seven years, even though the State was presented with information by competent Federal investigators that Mr. Peralta had committed the offense.
Moreover, only after Mr. Peralta's conviction was overturned did the State dismiss its case.
At least the State ultimately did the right thing, UNLIKE MEDINA COUNTY, WHERE LAPDOG COLLIER SCRUBS AND MATERIALLY ALTERS TRIAL TRANSCRIPTS IN A DELIBERATE ATTEMPT TO DEPRIVE THE DEFENDANT OF A FAIR HEARING ON APPEAL, AND IN A FUTILE ATTEMPT TO PROTECT HIS ALREADY TARNISHED REPUTATION AS A "JUDGE."
ALL OF THIS UNLAWFUL MISCONDUCT, OF COURSE, IS APPROVED BY CORRUPT MEDINA COUNTY PROSECUTOR DINO HOEMAN, WHO PROMOTES PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT BY HIS ASS. PROSECUTORS.
The online new article, referenced above, can be found at http://news.msn.com/crime-justice/wrongly-convicted-man-released-after-12-years-in-prison
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