Archive for Smith/Allen
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Dateline NBC to Air 1-Hour Progam on NCRJ-Sponsored Case
http://www.morningjournal.com/articles/2012/04/06/news/mj6016169.txt…
Cleveland Plain Dealer on the Smith-Allen Case
Our Press Release On the Smith/Allen Decision
January 30, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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Robert B. Chatelle
Executive Director, National Center for Reason and Justice
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In Unheard of Move, Court Rules to Imprison Defendants Who Were Previously Acquitted
New York, NY—January 30, 2011
In an unprecedented …
A Major Setback for the Cause of Justice
We are saddened and outraged by this tragic development. Nancy Smith and Joseph Allen are both fine people, innocent of the outrageous charges against them.They will continue to have the full support of the National Center for Reason and …
Smith/Allen Case Going to Ohio Supreme Court
This article appeared in today’s Lorain Ohio Morning Journal: http://www.morningjournal.com/articles/2010/10/28/news/doc4cc9799d53fd3804988337.txt.
Let’s hope that the Ohio Supreme Court does the right thing and lets Joseph Allen and Nancy Smith get on with their lives.…
Ohio Prosecutors Refuse to Give Up
After reviewing the court records, including videotapes of child witnesses, Lorain County Judge James Burge acquitted Nancy Smith and Joseph Allen of all charges of child molestation — nonexistent crimes for which the two served 14 years behind bars. …
The Smith-Allen Case is Over!
From the Executive Director:
This morning I received the wonderful news that the acquittals in the Smith/Allen case will stand. The case is over!
http://chronicle.northcoastnow.com/2009/10/07/acquittals-in-head-start-case-to-stand/
I called Joseph to congratulate him right after I heard the news, and discovered that …
After 16 years, a courageous judge voids the wrongful convictions of Nancy Smith and Joseph Allen.
Roxbury, Massachusetts June 24, 2009 The NCRJ congratulates Lorain (OH) Common Pleas Judge James Burge for his courage in ordering the acquittals of Joseph Allen and Nancy Smith. Only 15 days ago, another of the NCRJ’s many cases came to …