Agreed, David. The feds withheld exculpatory evidence in my case and presented demonstrably false evidence. I have to proof, just need a great lawyer!

Logical

Since prison, Probation, House arrest, and parole are all punishment, they may have a good chance of compensation for any of those they served. But since the registry has time and time again been deemed non punitive, it would take a very special judge to say that should be covered as well.
If that did happen, that would basically be saying the registry is in fact punishment (in a sense) and could be used as evidence of such? Either way, I wish them well on their new journey.

David

There is one word that covers their behinds in many case. “Immunity”. Some, like the feds often get something called “Blanket immunity”. (In special cases)

More and more that is going away with cases like George Floyd, however, there seems to be an “Unspoken” rule that sex offenders are fair game for any and all harassment. And with so many judges not wanting to take a hard stance on law enforcement, they wave their magic wand, and the cop is exonerated, cleared and for the heck of it, given a medal of appreciation.

Most of my time was spent in Homicide and it really messed me up mentally. And since there were not many living people to harass, other cops went after me. They laughed at me when I prayed for the soul of the dead, even if they were, in their own words, a scum bag.

I do not understand how someone can live with themselves after sending the wrong people to prison, just to close a case. I cannot even imagine over the years how many innocent people were sent away across the country.
Having said that, there are also a lot of bad people who continue to get away with crimes due to lack of evidence, proof or willing witnesses. In those cases, sometimes someone will snitch on the Wrong person to keep the law off of their own backs, causing an innocent person’s life to be ruined.

Absolutely. If laws were enacted to hold cops and DAs liable for withholding proof of someone’s evidence, they’d start to think twice.
I believe in and eye for an eye. Make all those responsible serve the same amount of time these innocent guys had to serve.