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Ojore Lutalo Arrested-- Needs Bail Money

Recently released BLA PW & New Afrikan Anarchist Ojore Lutalo was arrested and needs money for bail

Mumia Legal Update re US Supreme Court from Robert Bryan

Dear All:

This morning the U.S. Supreme Court issued the long-awaited ruling in the case of my client, Mumia Abu-Jamal, which we have been litigating for 15 months.  The decision was as we expected.  Mumia's case has been sent back to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, Philadelphia, for further proceedings consistent with the decision last weak in another case:
 

Mumia Rally/Supreme Court Decision

Monitor http://www.freemumia.com/ and http://abu-jamal-news.com/ for news, analysis and emergency response plans

The Supreme Court has tossed out a lower court ruling that nullified the death sentence for former Black Panther Mumia Abu-Jamal. The appeals court now has the option of re-imposing the death sentence or ordering a new federal trial to hear other claims of injustice raised by Abu-Jamal.

Reportback from the Latest LOVE Park 4 Court Date

On Tuesday May 12, the remaining LOVE Park 4 defendants - Jason Robbins, Tom Keenan and Jared Schultz - appeared in court yet again. This hearing thankfully moved in a forward direction, instead of resulting in another continuance in a long line of delays dating back almost two years.

Update from the Love Park 4: Court Solidarity and Financial Assistance Needed

The Love Park 4 case is still slowly winding its way through the court
system after almost 2 years. Since the defendants' successful court
date in December (see http://tinyurl.com/cyb9ux), the State has
decided to appeal the judge's order to reveal the identity of the
undercover narcotics officers posing as neo-Nazis in Love Park on July
23, 2007.

On Tuesday May 12th, Judge Frank Palumbo will hear the State's appeal.
It has taken four court appearances since December to get to this

The Spectrial: corporate parasites take on pirates in swedish court

by dave onion

The Swedish government recently had 3 web technicians in their courts to answer for the high crimes of sharing. In what is being dubbed the Spectrial (between spectacle and trial), the defendants are being accused by some of the most wealthy corporate parasites of the music industry of copyright infringement. The Swedish pirates however, unlike those pirates of yesteryear - the visionaries of brute force capital accumulation - were being challenged not for violently dispossessing anyone of goods, but for helping to make informational commodities like music, movies and software as widely available as possible for free.  The defendants run the website thepiratebay.org, a search engine for BitTorrent filesharing.

Prisoner wins $185,000 for Violations of Constitutional Rights.

Andre Jacobs, a prisoner in SCI-Fayette, was awarded $185,000 in compensatory damages by a jury November 24 for violations of his constitutional rights while being held in the Long Term Segregation Unit in SCI-Pittsburgh in 2003.

Ruling delayed on Albert Woodfox' release request

Angola prisoner, 61, in bad health

Attorneys for Angola inmate Albert Woodfox argued Tuesday that the
61-year-old suspect in a prison security guard's 1972 death should be
allowed to live with his niece's family in a gated Slidell community
pending further developments in his case.

Woodfox suffers from high blood pressure, diabetes and renal disease,
and would be irreparably harmed if not released on bail, attorney
Nick Trenticosta told U.S. District Judge James J. Brady, who did not
immediately rule on the request.

New Afrikan Anarchist Political Prisoner Ojore Lutalo release date!!!!!

Long time New Afrikan Anarchist Political Prisoner, Ojore N. Lutalo is set to max out after 26 years of imprisonment at New Jersey State Prison. While his exact release date is still not finalized, it will most likely be late November or early December. The NJ DOC website has his max out date as December 25th. Ojore, with the help of a lawyer, is in the process of working to get  his good time/work credits restored, a result of his victory in the NJ Superior Court in 2007, which overturned a charge the prison convicted him of in 2005.

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