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So you or someone you love has been accused of a crime, and duly convicted in a court of law. Yet you insist you or that person is innocent of all charges, and claim you or that person has been wrongly convicted. Right?
Few if anyone will believe you. They likely assume all felons claim innocence to avoid responsibility for their actions (they actually don't). They don't know you or your loved one, or the specifics of this case. They likely don't realize how common wrongful convictions actually are.
Any appeals you've attempted have gained you little. Innocence projects might help you, but they're kept busy serving others. "If you're so innocent," others insist, "why aren't you exonerated yet?" Oh, how little do they know.
You try to get on with your life. If not stuck in prison, you're stuck with a second-class citizenship status. Your earning potential is steeply compromised. You can't afford legal services to demonstrate your innocence.
Your options remain few. Until now.
Welcome to Value Relating's Innocence Claim Support.
Innocence Claim Support
Conventional wisdom asks you to counter the errors of the adversarial judicial process using the same adversarial judicial process. This is the same process relying on black-and-white overgeneralized thinking with its narrow categories of guilt-or-innocence, accuser-or-accused, victim-or-violator. No nuance allowed.
To paraphrase a popular paraphrasing of Einstein, we cannot solve our specific problems with the generalizing we used to create them. Instead of swinging back and forth in adversarial extreme thinking, this process introduces a continuum between probable culpability and probable innocence.
To counter the errors of adversarial justice, we delve into specifics. We estimate the likely degree of innocence by looking into the specifics of each case. We do that by comparing the details you provide about your specific case with the specific details in those cases already exonerated.
To counter the errors of adversarial justice, we delve into specifics. Instead of trying to ease the pain of violence with such generalizing treatment, we aim to resolve the specific needs that can explode into violence when severely neglected.
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Step 1: download the spreadsheet
Step 2: fill in with your information
Step 3: upload completed file
Step 4: send notifications
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Innocence Claim (draft A), Excel spreadsheet
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Step 1: Download Innocence Claim spreadsheet
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Until this service gains a foothold, we're starting with tools we already have. You will need a copy of Excel on your computer, or a computer you can use, to benefit from this service.
1.1 Click on the "X" Excel icon. Depending on your Internet speed, this should take mere seconds.
1.2 Locate the downloaded file (based on your settings and which browser you use).
1.3 Open the file. If prompted, use Microsoft Excel.
1.4 Select "Enable Editing" so you can enter your own information.
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Step 2: Enter your information into the spreadsheet
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No one sits above the love, yet no law sits above need. Laws exist to serve needs. But whose needs?
No one sits above the law, yet no law sits above need. Laws exist to serve needs, but whose?
And all needs sit equal before nature.
The moral question persists: whose needs get best served by which enforced laws?
The answer determines the level of legitimacy, the level of widely earned trust to serve these needs.