Brady violations, law enforcement smashing preservation of evidence statute, and new evidence all present an overwhelming case that Avery should at least be granted a new trial.
But this is Wisconsin. As compelling is Avery's June 25, 2020 reply brief before the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, Dist Two, the Dept of Justice will lie, abide law enforcement lawlessness and cheat to prevail in post-conviction litigation.
"Steven Avery (“Mr. Avery”) has spent 5,343 days (128,232 hours) behind bars for his second wrongful conviction. He has endured the mental anguish of knowing that he is innocent and his constitutional rights to a fair trial were violated,” writes atty Kathleen Zellner in the introduction.
There is nothing Attorney General Joshua Kaul (D) will not do to protect the wrongful conviction obtained by disgraced sex offender and Calumet County District Attorney Ken Kratz, (1992-2010).Truth, justice, protection of the innocent — these are not what the Wisconsin Dept of Justice does.
Rampant law-breaking by law enforcement is the norm.The Avery Reply Brief has been filed. Will post on our website ASAP. We’re going to win this!!!@MakingAMurderer @TManitowoc @Rookie1082 @lifeafterten @Lilmisty84— Kathleen Zellner (@ZellnerLaw) June 25, 2020
Stay tuned. Brief link is here.I truly hope u can fight this uphill battle. Their corruption is rooted deep. They all have each others backs and dont care that the world knows. I really hope u can expose all this & free them before they lose much more time. You are an amazing lady and we all stand with you 😊— Jane (@Jane1970harris) June 25, 2020
Reply brief by @ZellnerLaw rebuts all procedural bars State raises to avoid merits of claims, including SA’s failure as pro se defendant to raise them earlier: “Miraculously, the State has transformed Mr. Avery into a legal scholar to serve its own purposes.” 😏#MakingAMurderer— Jerome Buting (@JButing) June 26, 2020
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