"1. As has been repeatedly noted by John Raley and the Innocence Project, Anderson has never apologized to Michael Morton for Anderson’s conduct. He apologized for what the “system“did. He has accepted no personal responsibility for his actions. 2. Anderson’s remorse has been for himself. That’s right, He testified and had the audacity to compare his going through The Court of Inquiry to Michael Morton’s 25 years in prison. 3. Anderson built a career while Michael served 25 years. The real killer stayed on the loose and he murdered a woman in Austin thanks to Anderson’s prosecution of an innocent man. 4. If any of our clients locked someone in a cage for 25 years what do you think the offer would be? Try life. While historic & important, Anderson’s 10 days trivializes his abandonment of his duty and his crimes. No DA will be deterred by this 10 day sentence. Hell, some of them would do 10 days to win a big case. The punishment does not fit the crime.........7. The legislature must make Anderson’s conduct punishable by serious pen time. And as in murder, there can be no statute of limitations. The “Thing called Senator Huffman” will fight this. The Texas County and District Attorneys Association will fight it. But we must pass new laws. Until rogue prosecutors face the prospect of real punishment, they will not be deterred from abusing the good citizens of Texas. Fuck Ken Anderson. Fuck Sebesta. Fuck any DA who would violate his ethical duties and the law to secure a conviction. (offense intended); Robb."
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