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Los Alamos Man Charged With 27 Counts Related To Abuse Of A Child Under 13 Years Of Age Staff Report A warrant was issued Jan. 20 for Michael A. Novak, 60, of Los Alamos, wanted for rape of a child under 13, according to court documents obtained by the Los Alamos Daily Post. The alleged crimes occurred Jan. 17-18. Los Alamos police arrested Novak in the afternoon of Jan. 20 at his apartment on Yucca Street. He was later released from jail after the District Attorney declined to request he remain in custody pending trial. Novak is charged with 27 counts including: 12 counts of criminal sexual ...

"Bargained Justice: The Rise of False Testimony for False Pleas" The title of this post is the title of this new article available via SSRN and authored by Andrew Pardieck, Vanessa Edkins and Lucian Dervan. Here is its abstract: The authors conducted a multi-year psychological deception study in the United States, Japan, and South Korea to gain greater understanding of the phenomenon of false pleas of guilty by the innocent.  The study also explored whether innocent participants would be willing to offer false testimony in return for the benefits of a plea bargain.  Our data indicate that a...

Former lightweight and junior welterweight boxing contender Anthony Fletcher (pictured) has been released from prison, 28 years after he was wrongfully convicted of first-degree murder and sent to Pennsylvania’s death row by false medical testimony. In a virtual hearing in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas on January 21, 2021, Fletcher entered a plea of no contest to charges of third-degree murder, and Judge Lillian Ransom resentenced him to 12½–25 years. Because he had already served more than the maximum term, the court ordered Fletcher’s immediate release. Fletcher was conv...

The attorney general should be testifying before us, either to defend his budget in all matters of other things. we do oversight and not just on the russian investigation, and of course the attorney general gave us false testimony in answer to a question of mine, he answered a different question, said he had not met with russians during the election that turned out not to be the case, he didn't correct that for seven weeks and "the washington post" said he had two meetings at least with kislayak, the russian ambassador, and since then, it seems that attorney general sessions is really not take...