blind injustice
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the scene inside vernon’s church that day is described by uc college of law professor mark godsey in his upcoming book, “blind injustice. ”
after witnessing enough disturbing trends to fill a book, he sat down and wrote one. “blind injustice” is expected to hit shelves in september 2017 .
most of my daily updates on wrongful conviction issues have now been moved from this blog to the blind injustice facebook group, which you can join here .
my new book blind injustice, which delves into the psychology and politics of wrongful convictions from my days as a prosecutor and now innocence lawyer, is now available in hardcover and digital versions here .
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i was blocked from the blind injustice facebook group, hence unable to read it, so i hope you will still post here occasionally. will be sharing this post in my own facebook groups. george barwood
when a blind woman becomes the victim of a brutal attack, she becomes confident that she can identify her assailant .
as social media platforms like facebook seem to be supplanting blogs to some extent in terms of activity and relevance, please visit and join the blind injustice facebook group here, for ongoing, daily discussions of wrongful conviction issues. this blog will be updated from time to time with new, longer and more substantive posts, but most daily activity going forward will take place on facebook at blind injustice. thank you for continuing to follow this blog, and for you passion in fighting wrongful convictions .
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is an episode of becker starring ted danson, hattie winston, and shawnee smith. jake feels further handicapped by his blindness when he inadvertently allows a crook to rob the diner. he feels vindicated later when he thinks he has found the crook .
we will still post on this blog from time to time, but it seems that the days of people going to blogs are starting to wane a bit, as most people get their news and updates on social media. please tune in to the blind injustice facebook group .
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a deeper look into our justice system | mark godsey | tedxucincinnati mark godsey has dedicated his legal career to protecting convicted inmates who claim they are not guilty. but how do those innocent citizens end up with convictions in the first place? mark godsey presents why that happens and how can we minimize—or even eliminate—the high number of wrongful convictions that happen in the united states each year. professor mark godsey directs the ohio innocence project at the university of cincinnati college of law, and is a leading activist globally in the innocence movement. he is the author of blind injustice: a former prosecutor exposes the the psychology and politics of wrongful convictions, forthcoming september 2017. this talk was given at a tedx event using the ted conference format but independently organized by a local community. learn more at urltoken
“the book, which is in part a confessional, looks at how innocent people can become the victims of faulty eyewitness testimony, bad forensics, and a variety of blinding cognitive biases on the part of law - enforcement personnel, prosecutors, and judges, and why the system so tenaciously defends the status quo, even when it’s guilty of railroading innocent citizens. with so much attention rightly focused on racial injustice in recent years, godsey’s book offers another important piece of the puzzle. ”
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[ mark godsey' s ] book is about how his career change also changed his outlook, by showing up' problems in the system that i, as a prosecutor, should have seen, but about which i had simply been in denial'... . mr godsey’s work is memorable because he is able to show precisely how these flaws work in action .
a breathless page - turner, especially for true crime readers, drawing together godsey and his indefatigable staff as they relentlessly power through volumes and volumes of evidence in pursuit of the truth. ”
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exoneree ricky jackson reflects on the 39 years he spent in prison for a crime he did not commit. photo / lisa ventre
a new book by a founder of the university of cincinnati' s ohio innocence project sheds light on a criminal justice system that sends far too many innocent people to prison .
icky jackson stood inside a church in cleveland, ohio, anxiously awaiting the chance to come face - to - face with his accuser — the man responsible for sending him to prison for 39 years .
jackson was fresh out of jail, and tears of joy had barely dried following his 2014 exoneration for a 1975 murder conviction. the state’s key witness — ed vernon, just 12 years old at the time — testified that he saw jackson with two others gun down a man outside a corner store. but after nearly four decades, vernon recanted, explaining that police intimidated him into testifying, and all three innocent men were freed. jackson became the longest - serving exoneree in u. s. history, and he was about to look into the eyes of the man who put him behind bars yet ultimately helped set him free .
“when vernon entered the chapel that day, ricky walked up to him, hugged him, and whispered in his ear, ‘i forgive you. i want you to live a good life, ’” writes godsey. “ricky then continued to hold him while vernon sobbed in his arms. ricky later told me that as vernon sobbed, he became lighter in ricky’s arms, and vernon gradually began to stand more upright. a physical transformation occurred before ricky’s eyes, as vernon’s burden began to dissipate. ”
the burden of knowing innocent men and women are sitting in prison is something godsey has become all too familiar with over the last 14 years since starting at the ohio innocence project (oip) at uc in 2003 .
to date, the oip in uc’s lois and richard rosenthal institute for justice has freed two dozen wrongfully convicted inmates from ohio prisons who together had served more than 450 years for crimes they did not commit .
featured in a 10 - page time magazine feature in february, the oip has become one of the most active and successful innocence projects worldwide .
and along the way, godsey — himself a former federal prosecutor — has had a front - row seat to the psychology and politics that lead to wrongful convictions .
when his book debuts, godsey hopes readers will better understand why an increasing number of innocent people are walking out of prison after spending most of their lives locked up for crimes they didn’t do .
ricky jackson holds the 1975 mug shot police took of him when he was booked as a teenager. photo / lisa ventre
“the discovery of hundreds if not thousands of wrongful convictions in the past 25 years should be viewed by the criminal justice system as indicative of a disaster, ” writes godsey. “a mass disaster. ”
according to the national registry of exonerations, nearly 2, 000 people have been set free for crimes they didn’t do since 1989. still, godsey says most of the american public remains in a “fog, ” oblivious to how the system is stacked against defendants who don’t stand a chance if police, prosecutors or judges have what he refers to in his book as “tunnel vision, ” a premature conclusion of guilt .
mark godsey discusses a case in the ohio innocence project space at the uc college of law. photo / lisa ventre
in chapter after chapter, godsey calls into question a criminal justice system that he says is rife with human error, from junk science forensics to simple human bias. as a former prosecutor, godsey says he views his book as both a memoir and a confessional .
“i look back, and i see that i did things that i don’t agree with now, ” he says. “i would love it if prosecutors and police officers read this book. it is not an attack on them. we take certain roles, and we lose our humanity in the process. i did that myself. ”
godsey says police and prosecutors are under great pressure to solve heinous crimes, and the politics, he says, all too often cloud the process and lead to mistakes or overreaches .
even when a miscarriage of justice has been brought to light by oip investigations, he says, officials in the system often remain in such denial that they purposely stand in the way of correcting mistakes .
“as an innocence lawyer and activist, i have routinely witnessed the unjust behavior of police, prosecutors and even judges and how this behavior has caused untold pain to thousands of innocent people suffering at the hands of the system, ” godsey writes .
godsey’s eyes were first opened in 2001 after he joined the law faculty at northern kentucky university and filled in for a professor who oversaw the kentucky innocence project. students were reporting on an inmate in prison for rape whom they suspected was innocent .
“i sat there and listened to their description and internally rolled my eyes, ” he writes in his book. “‘how naive, ’ i thought. what a bunch of gullible, bleeding - heart law students. ”
when the dna test came back, however, the man was exonerated and released after 13 years in prison. “this was, needless to say, an eye - opening experience for me, the prosecutor’s prosecutor, ” shares godsey. “i was shocked. ”
soon after, he attended the national innocence network conference, and by the time he left, he saw everything in a brand new light. “there were problems in the system which i, as a prosecutor, should have seen, but i had simply been in denial. ”
the next year, godsey got a job at the uc college of law and began directing the oip, founded a year earlier by local lawyers, including john cranley, currently mayor of cincinnati .
godsey’s group has helped free 23 men and one woman since those early days, and those cases represent only a sliver of the thousands they have examined .
the oip — resembling a mini law firm in the uc college — is made up of students, a few staff attorneys and an administrative assistant. they receive more than 500 inquiries a year from prisoners or family members looking for help. tall stacks of boxes indicate the volume of work .
godsey compares their caseload to a massive conveyor belt with holes in it. “they are all moving along in the beginning, then some start falling through the holes, ” he says .
many inquiries get kicked early for obvious reasons: the inmate is not from ohio, or they did the crime, but they disagree with the sentence. in hundreds of cases, inmates are sent a 23 - page questionnaire. some never return it, and even more cases melt away as oip staff members dig into the details and discover claims of new evidence or a new witness that never pan out .
in other instances, oip attorneys push for dna testing only to confirm a client actually is the murderer or rapist the state said he was .
“in a lot of our cases, our investigation confirms they are guilty, ” says godsey. “i always tell our students that is the best answer you can hope for. if you are sitting around hoping that the system made a mistake and the true perpetrator has been out on the street committing more crimes, you are sick. ”
oip students hard at work at the uc college of law. photos / lisa ventre
ultimately the oip ends up representing roughly 2 percent of individuals who ask for help. that’s about 10 out of every 500. yet, despite the grind of sifting through cases that often go nowhere, it’s the wins that keep them motivated to press on, says oip staff attorney and uc grad jennifer bergeron, jd ’02 .
“once you read the heartbreaking letters we receive, investigate a case and find evidence showing that someone is sitting in prison, often for life, for something they did not do, you can’t walk away, ” she says. “it’s an incredible honor and burden to represent someone who the justice system has failed. ”
godsey points out that his students and staff are driven by social justice. “they are people who work for passion, ” he says. “it is a tough job. these are true do - gooder type personalities who are willing to make less money, work longer hours and have a sometimes demoralizing and frustrating job because that is the only way they would have it. ”
the victories bring what godsey calls the “kodak moments, ” when the media surfaces to get footage of an inmate taking his first careful steps out of prison — free for the first time in decades .
but godsey prizes the more intimate moments, like when he was driving with his two young children in 2005 and his cellphone rang. the call was from the ohio attorney general’s office, the top law official in the state of ohio, to inform him that the state would stand alongside the oip and support the case to get a man exonerated. that man, clarence elkins, had been in prison more than seven years .
elkins had been given a life sentence for allegedly raping and murdering his mother - in - law and raping his 6 - year - old niece, who told police the perpetrator looked like her uncle clarence. though elkins had an alibi and all the physical evidence pointed to his innocence, he was convicted. the oip proved through dna testing that elkins was not the perpetrator and even positively matched the dna to the true culprit, a convicted child rapist who had lived just two doors down from where the crime was committed. in an incredible twist, the real killer happened to be in jail for another crime and was in the same facility. elkins was able to collect the man’s cigarette butt and mail it to the dna lab .
former ohio attorney general jim petro visited campus after the 2005 clarence elkins case. elkins is listening in the background. petro explained to uc law students why he took a stand with the oip and against state prosecutors to exonerate elkins. photo / dottie stover
opposed by the judge and the prosecutor at every turn, godsey eventually turned to the state attorney general .
“when i got the call, i got emotional and had to pull over to the side of the road, ” says godsey. soon after, he received copies of letters from the state office declaring their intentions to join the case. “i drove straight to prison to see clarence and tell him the news. i held up the two pieces of paper on the glass during the prison visit. he read it. it was just a very emotional moment. ”
the wins for uc’s oip haven’t only involved escorting free men and women from lockup. the oip was also behind senate bill 77, a piece of ohio legislation passed in 2010 that set statewide standards for retaining biological evidence, taking dna in felony arrests and establishing new procedures for police lineups. godsey is also a leading figure in the international innocence scene and often travels to other countries to speak or help networks get off the ground .
— mark godsey (pictured in this associated press image at left with ricky jackson and oip staff attorney brian howe the moment jackson was exonerated. )
asked where the innocence movement is headed, godsey says it should be viewed much like the civil rights movement .
“ we are at the beginning of a many decades - long movement that’s going to transform the criminal justice system, ” he says. “because of advances in psychology and because of the innocence movement, we are realizing there are a lot of things we can do differently to make the system more accurate. this is going to win out because there is no debate on the merits. you are just fighting people whose minds are closed because it has been done this way for centuries. ”
like civil rights, he says, there won’t be a eureka moment where somebody stands up and convinces everybody .
“these battles are won by activists continuing to holler and scream, ” he says. “this is going to take people working and educating and talking for decades and decades. ”
the ohio innocence project has received an unprecedented honor – a feature in time magazine’s special edition examining wrongful convictions. the issue, which is anticipated to sell over a half a million copies, was recently published (feb 2017) and is available at newsstands across the country .
“i’m thrilled that time has dedicated an entire issue to the innocence movement, which demonstrates the enormous impact it has had on our criminal justice system, ” says godsey. “we at oip are honored to have been highlighted as a central player in what is now becoming a global human rights movement. and we are thankful to the university of cincinnati and our many donors for making it all possible. ”
the issue, “innocent: the fight against wrongful convictions, ” takes a look at 25 years of the innocence movement. the ohio innocence project (oip) is highlighted with a multi - page spread .
the second annual bearcats dash & bash 18. 19k and 5k races, co - sponsored by the uc department of athletics and the ohio innocence project, is sunday, oct. 1, 2017, at uc. last year’s event set a cincinnati record for the first year of a race with more than 1, 800 participants. all proceeds benefit the uc athletics scholarship fund and the ohio innocence project .
a record $ 15 million bequest by philanthropist dick rosenthal will help assure that uc’s ohio innocence project will continue well into the future. he and his late wife, lois, first established the lois and richard rosenthal institute for justice at uc in 2004, which includes the oip. the latest gift is considered the largest to any innocence project in history .
dick rosenthal poses with nancy smith during the dash & bash event last year. smith is the project’s lone female exoneree, freed in 2009 after spending 15 years in prison. photo / jay yocis
jackson with last year’s winner of the 18. 19k, josh bokelman. photo / jay yocis
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the operative term here, is “wane a bit” in reference to reading blogs. not only are blogs still being read by millions of people, not everyone is on facebook. in fact, there’s a case for your contributing to the demise of blogging by moving to facebook, and to its continued drive for internet domination. as someone who isn’t a member of facebook, and will never, just on principle, join, you are about to deprive me of an important source of information about criminal justice. if you had announced it only on facebook, i would never have known of the existence of your new book .
i’ll definitely get your book, mark and will share this on twitter. i’m not on fb anymore. too many privacy concerns. i hope you consider continuing to cross post your articles here. or post them here first and then just share the link on fb :). thanks for all you do .
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jake begins to believe that his blindness makes him less of a person. the feeling sets in after he allows a crook carrying cash from chris' s register to walk right past him and out of the diner. jake even holds the door open for the thief. after chris and john' s attempts to cheer him have the reverse effect, john figures a hockey game may help take jake' s mind off of the matter. but while the two are at the game, jake believes he hears the robber' s voice and he wants john to make a citizen' s arrest .
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blind injustice is a film that stars jamie luner , josie davis , james thomas , theresa russell , thomas mitchell and k. c. collins . the story was written by peter sullivan and c. thomas howell who was also one of the co-producers of the film . it was directed by rex piano . 
blind injustice is a film that stars jamie luner, josie davis, james thomas, theresa russell, thomas mitchell and k. c. collins. the story was written by peter sullivan and c. thomas howell who was also one of the co-producers of the film. it was directed by rex piano.
blind injustice is a film that stars jamie luner, josie davis, james thomas, theresa russell, thomas mitchell and k. c. collins. the story was written by peter sullivan and c. thomas howell who was also one of the co-producers of the film. it was directed by rex piano.