Lead-HER-ship with TamieWilson
Is Ohio's Judicial System Failing Innocent Defendents?
In this episode of "Lead-HER ship with Tammy Wilson," host Tamie Wilson interviews Justice Michael Donnelly, who is running for a seat on Ohio's Supreme Court. They discuss the high number of death row convictions in Cleveland and the potential correlation with wrongful convictions. Justice Donnelly talks about the need for judicial reform, particularly regarding handling new evidence in post-conviction cases. He mentions proposed legislation that would require hearings for such evidence. They also cover the importance of data collection for sentencing, the disparities in resources for testing evidence, and the need for transparency and efficiency in the justice system. The conversation touches on wrongful convictions, the death penalty, and police brutality payouts, highlighting the broader issues of justice and democracy.
Key points from the conversation:
- Wrongful convictions and the need for reform in the justice system
- Challenges and delays in the post-conviction process
- Documentaries and cases related to wrongful convictions
- Data collection and sentencing consistency in the justice system
- Inefficiencies and delays in the court system
- Judicial recusal and avoiding the appearance of impropriety
- Advocacy for changes in the judicial system
- Death penalty and advocacy for its abolition
- Police brutality and financial implications
- Inefficiency and financial waste in the judicial system
Thank you for joining Tamie on this journey through the complexities of our legal system. It's conversations like these that remind us of the power of advocacy and the importance of striving for a fair and just society. Let's all look forward to a future where the scales of justice are balanced for all.
Make your vote count.
Tamie Wilson is an entrepreneur, single mom and an advocate for all Ohio families, who has made it her life’s work to help people live happier healthier lives.
Tamie Wilson is a Candidate for Ohio’s 4th Congressional District.
*PAID FOR BY TAMIE WILSON FOR US*
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See Tamie's you tube content -here-
In this episode of "Lead-HER ship with Tammy Wilson," host Tamie Wilson interviews Justice Michael Donnelly, who is running for a seat on Ohio's Supreme Court. They discuss the high number of death row convictions in Cleveland and the potential correlation with wrongful convictions. Justice Donnelly talks about the need for judicial reform, particularly regarding handling new evidence in post-conviction cases. He mentions proposed legislation that would require hearings for such evidence. They also cover the importance of data collection for sentencing, the disparities in resources for testing evidence, and the need for transparency and efficiency in the justice system. The conversation touches on wrongful convictions, the death penalty, and police brutality payouts, highlighting the broader issues of justice and democracy.
Key points from the conversation:
- Wrongful convictions and the need for reform in the justice system
- Challenges and delays in the post-conviction process
- Documentaries and cases related to wrongful convictions
- Data collection and sentencing consistency in the justice system
- Inefficiencies and delays in the court system
- Judicial recusal and avoiding the appearance of impropriety
- Advocacy for changes in the judicial system
- Death penalty and advocacy for its abolition
- Police brutality and financial implications
- Inefficiency and financial waste in the judicial system
Thank you for joining Tamie on this journey through the complexities of our legal system. It's conversations like these that remind us of the power of advocacy and the importance of striving for a fair and just society. Let's all look forward to a future where the scales of justice are balanced for all.
Make your vote count.
Tamie Wilson is an entrepreneur, single mom and an advocate for all Ohio families, who has made it her life’s work to help people live happier healthier lives.
Tamie Wilson is a Candidate for Ohio’s 4th Congressional District.
*PAID FOR BY TAMIE WILSON FOR US*
Connect with Tamie here
See Tamie's you tube content -here-