Jamie Lau
@laudurham.bsky.social
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Clinical Professor at Duke Law. Husband, adoring Dad of two, Cal Bear, Duke Blue Devil, Durhamite, and weekend warrior.
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A quick intro for Bluesky. I advocate for the wrongfully convicted and 2nd chances, so posts will focus on criminal justice and reducing the # of people incarcerated. I will ocassionally post about @calfootball.bsky.social, @dukemensbasketball.bsky.social, and my family. Happy to be here with y'all!
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On #WrongfulConvictionDay, protect the innocent in NC by calling Gov. Stein's Office to ask that he veto HB307. The bill creates an arbitrary timeline for post-conviction litigation in capital cases that would make it virtually impossible to exonerate innocent people on death row.
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sahara-stevens.bsky.social
Here are the comments that ABC used as justification for canceling Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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mehdirhasan.bsky.social
Silly Jimmy Kimmel. He should have just called for all homeless people to be killed and he’d still have a job.
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kevinmkruse.bsky.social
The remarks weren’t “about Charlie Kirk,” they were about how this administration is using Kirk’s death as an excuse to shut down critics … and they responded by proving him completely correct.
laudurham.bsky.social
Hear, hear.
marcelias.bsky.social
As a graduate of Duke law and graduate school, I hope they tell Trump to fuck off.
laudurham.bsky.social
Appreciate the opportunity to join @wunc.org to discuss Mr. Cole's case and the evidence of his innocence that led to his freedom. Public radio is a vital source of information, and we must ensure it survives the funding cuts and attacks by the current administration.
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evidenceprof.bsky.social
Benjamin Cole always said he was in Ohio at the time of the murder in North Carolina that lead to his conviction. 27 years later, a review of the police department's case file revealed undisclosed records supporting Cole's alibi that he was in Ohio: law.duke.edu/news/wrongfu...
Wrongful Convictions Clinic client released after serving 27 years in prison
Benjamin Cole is the most recent clinic client to be released
law.duke.edu
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People were out this morning in Durham, NC. #NoKings #SaveDemocracy #RiggsWon #HandsOff
Protesters line streets in Durham, NC. Protesters holding signs in Durham, NC. No Kings gathering in Durham, NC. Sign with losing NC Supreme Court candidate Jefferson Griffin
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Just so I am keeping everything straight…the government can’t tell you to wear a mask because FREEDOM!!!!, but it can decide you are a “terrorist” and send you to a foreign gulag without due process and throw away the key.

That right?
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New in PN: North Carolina Republicans restart the steal

"The entire state supreme court affair is a microcosm of the last several years, a one-stop-shop highlighting all the ways in which Republicans have used the nonexistent problem of election fraud to destroy trust and make it harder to vote."
North Carolina Republicans restart the steal
If you can't beat 'em, try to get 60,000 votes tossed out.
www.publicnotice.co
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georgetakei.bsky.social
Outrageous! This needs to blow up. They want to throw out 60,000 votes and steal the state Supreme Court election in NC!
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graigmeyer.bsky.social
I am very grateful to Governor Cooper for these 15 commutations to life sentences for death row prisoners.
Thanks to the NC Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty for your amazing advocacy.
Let’s continue to work towards abolishing the death penalty.

governor.nc.gov/news/press-r...
Governor Cooper Takes Capital Clemency Actions
Today, Governor Roy Cooper announced that he has commuted the sentences of 15 people on death row in North Carolina to life without the possibility of parole. He commuted these sentences after a thoro...
governor.nc.gov
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npr.org
NPR @npr.org · Dec 12
President Biden says he's commuting the prison sentences for nearly 1,500 people and pardoning 39 others.

The White House calls it the largest act of clemency in a single day in modern presidential history.
www.npr.org
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What a comeback @calfootball.bsky.social! Go Bears forever! 🪓
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