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Kansas City Star: "Missouri AG ‘making a mockery’ of new law for innocence claims, lawyers say"
Messenger "Will Kevin Strickland case turn the tide on how Missouri deals with wrongful convictions?
Messenger "Will Kevin Strickland case turn the tide on how Missouri deals with wrongful convictions?
“Habeas corpus is not workable, and Senate Bill 53 is not workable,” Ramsey said at the recent panel. “Senate Bill 53 may help some people, and that’s great ... but it’s not enough. We have to have more. We have to go farther.”
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Messenger "Will Kevin Strickland case turn the tide on how Missouri deals with wrongful convictions?
Messenger "Will Kevin Strickland case turn the tide on how Missouri deals with wrongful convictions?
Messenger "Will Kevin Strickland case turn the tide on how Missouri deals with wrongful convictions?
"When a prosecutor becomes aware that a mistake or impropriety has occurred it is his or her duty to correct that mistake and see that justice is done.”
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Injustice Watch and The Appeal 9/11/2020
"Bob Ramsey, who has represented Missouri exonerees Mark Woodworth, Cornell McKay, and Jennings, said he’s seen the attorney general’s office use what he called “dirty tactics” since the early 1990s.
'I’ve seen them stoop to unbelievable depths to preserve a conviction, and to obtain a conviction,' Ramsey said."
Springfield Newsleader 7/12/18
"It's about damn time," said Dallas Jennings, of Buffalo.
He had just heard the news that Brad Jennings, his father, will not be tried for murder a second time.
The office of Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley made the announcement at 5 p.m. Thursday, a day before a hearing on the case was scheduled in St. Louis.
"It's exciting to finally have it over," said Dallas Jennings, now 23.
Springfield Newsleader 4/3/18
"Ramsey and his daughter Elizabeth have represented Jennings in recent years and successfully filed the writ of habeas corpus, which essentially is a convicted person's last chance at exoneration. Such writs are rarely granted and are rarely successful."
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