The legal system is built on the principle that every person deserves a fair process, yet in this case, fundamental constitutional rights have been ignored.

Sixth Amendment Violation – The defendant was denied the right to represent himself, a clear violation of Faretta v. California and Tennis v. State. The courts disregarded his ability to defend himself, stripping him of a right guaranteed by the Constitution.

Fifth Amendment Violation – Due process was denied when the court failed to follow fundamental procedural rules, violating protections against unlawful convictions. The legal process was manipulated, disregarding essential safeguards meant to ensure fairness.

Fourteenth Amendment Violation – Due process and equal protection under the law were ignored. The courts failed to uphold the fairness they claim to guarantee.

First Amendment Violation – The defendant was punished for speaking out, facing retaliation for exposing misconduct in his case. Justice should protect those who seek the truth, not silence them.

At the core of this fight is a simple truth: An innocent man deserves justice. The system is meant to protect the falsely accused, yet in this case, it has actively worked against him. Every constitutional violation pushes him further from the justice he is owed.

This cannot be ignored. Justice means transparency. Justice means accountability. And above all, justice means fighting for those the system has failed.

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