Thursday’s Quick Clicks…

Posted on January 31, 2013 by | Leave a comment
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  • In this week’s Ohio exoneration of Douglas Prade, Prade’s daughters believe he is innocent; and the Cleveland Plain Dealer tells prosecutors they should take another look at the evidence and let the case drop
  • A grand jury investigating the death of 6-year-old beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey voted to indict her parents 13 years ago, but the district attorney in Boulder, Colo., refused to prosecute the case
  • In New Zealand, David Bain has filed a claim today at the High Court in Auckland against the Minister of Justice over the way she handled his compensation case.  Bain supporter Joe Karam said Bain is seeking a judicial review of the actions taken by Judith Collins since she received a report in late August 2012 by former Canadian judge Ian Binnie into whether Bain should get compensation for spending more than a decade in jail, including the “secret process” which culminated in the peer review by New Zealand lawyer Robert Fisher.
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