Had he succeeded in ‘railroading’ them into prison, they would have served, collectively, decades. There is something wrong when the State allows him off after he ‘criminally conspired’ to deprive them of their liberty for a crime that he knew or should have known was ‘fabricated out of whole cloth’. He should be in prison for at least a percentage of the sentence he tried to get for them...
>>>>>for a crime that he knew or should have known was ‘fabricated out of whole cloth’. <<<<<<<
Jeepers. Wasn’t it Nifong himself who demanded fabrication of the DNA reports?
Looks as if he knew.
He isn’t the only DA or former DA from Durham that needs to be in jail. Tracey Cline and Jim Hardin tried to do exactly what Nifong did but to a black man. He sat in jail over a year and was found innocent. The jury foreman in the case called the case “a waste of time”. Hardin is now a judge and Cline is now the DA of Durham.