Monthly Archives: October 2011

This time last week, the world was in shock that the United States of America had put to death Troy Davis, a man convicted of killing a Georgia cop in 1989. Troy Davis maintained his innocence the entire time he was on death row, which was 22 years. America maintains a mentality that once convicted—innocence no longer matters. America acts like its criminal justice system is perfect. It goes without saying that it is not, but what should be said, or posed as a question is, when does the system repent for its mistakes? It never does. Or rarely does. … Continue reading →