Adnan Syed released and all charges dropped
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gldnone913
Integrity and Consistency
Is he back in jail?
Adnan did that shyt and Jay should be in jail along with him.
The story gaining traction and being a spectacle is direspectful to the victim's family as people care more about Adnan and dissecting the story toad nauseam with all the theories they keep putting out there.
The story gaining traction and being a spectacle is direspectful to the victim's family as people care more about Adnan and dissecting the story toad nauseam with all the theories they keep putting out there.
skokiaan
African original
They would rather convict him, sentence him to 25 years and release him after a year for time served and credit for good behaviour than pay him millions for wrongful imprisonment.
There’s still reasonable doubt with Adnan IMO
Plus he was locked up a quarter of century already
No. His conviction was reinstated last year after Hae’s brother filed that the family wasn’t given sufficient notice about Mosby doing the vacating of conviction. Hae brother did attend the hearing virtually though
Now the MD Supreme Court heard Adnan’s appeal in October to have his conviction vacated again and his lawyers have said they did everything by the book.
MD Supreme Court has a big decision here. Cause this decision will set a new precedent for similar cases… and if he’s ordered to go back in jail after being free for almost 2 years, that’s gonna be wild
Formerly Black Trash
Philosopher, Connoisseur, Future Legend
Why does his family need notice? It shouldn't matter
All Knowledge
Speak up...
Yes, this - what does the family have to do with adjudication?
Breh, I still don't think he did it.
I listened to the Serial twice.
And from what I remember, all they had was Jay testimony that didn't exactly add all the way up.
Ya'll have to remember; when cases (murder especially) get a lot of media attention, the cops WANT A MAN. And they want one badly.
Adnan was just the quickest way to a conviction.
He definitely could've been the murderer, but, not beyond all reasonable doubt.
I listened to the Serial twice.
And from what I remember, all they had was Jay testimony that didn't exactly add all the way up.
Ya'll have to remember; when cases (murder especially) get a lot of media attention, the cops WANT A MAN. And they want one badly.
Adnan was just the quickest way to a conviction.
He definitely could've been the murderer, but, not beyond all reasonable doubt.
Adnan Syed, Young Lee in Md. Supreme Court today
The decision from the judges could potentially send Syed back to prison, or free him from his murder conviction for good.
www.wmar2news.com
The family is arguing they couldn’t challenge the evidence that was used to vacate the conviction of Adnan.
1. Adnan Syed appeared before the Maryland Supreme Court regarding his overturned conviction.
2. The Lee family's lawyers argue that Young Lee should have been allowed to attend and participate in the hearing that led to Syed's conviction being vacated. He attended virtually and spoke.
3. The evidence used to overturn Syed's conviction points to at least one alternate suspect. This evidence wasn't disclosed to the defense in the original trial, which is known as a Brady violation.
4. The state argues that the evidence wasn't disclosed because it's part of an ongoing investigation.
5. The Appellate Court previously ruled that Lee's rights were violated due to insufficient notice but didn't have a right to speak or participate in the hearing.
6. Syed's lawyers argue that since charges were dropped, the case is moot. They also contend that Lee's presence wouldn't have changed the outcome.
7. The Supreme Court hearing focused on the extent of victim participation in criminal proceedings in Maryland, which historically has been limited.
8. Lee's team argues this case is unique because both prosecution and defense were aligned in erasing Syed's conviction, leaving no one to advocate for the victim.
9. The justices questioned whether this matter should be addressed by the legislature rather than the court.
Serial doesn't really do the actual evidence any justice, more so framing it in a manner to cast doubt over his guilt. The Prosecutors Podcast tackles it from a different angle, and I'd be surprised after listening to it if you didn't come out with a completely opposite opinion of his guilt.
He did that shyt.
Guilty as fukk.
Guilty as fukk.
Good lookin' out, but, 14 parts all like an hour
I don't know breh, but, I'll take your word for it
I'll atleast watch them talk about J
206. Adnan Syed and the Murder of Hae Min Lee Part 10
We talk tapping and Jay’s trial testimony. Can Jay be believed? Or was everything he said given to him by someone else? Sponsors: This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp: BetterHelp.com/PROSE…
prosecutorspodcast.com
Jay confessed and pled out
