Leonard Peltier: US Parole Examiner Refuses to Consider New Evidence
Wojtek Sokolowski
sokol at jhu.edu
Tue Jun 13 11:10:48 PDT 2000
At 01:06 PM 6/13/00 -0400, Yoshie wrote:
>The Parole examiner did not respond to pleas from Amnesty
>International or the National Council of Churches, and he showed no
>interest in the eight parole plans offering Peltier housing and
>employment from various Native Organizations and tribes.
>
>Furthermore, the examiner refused to accept or consider the 10,000
>letters collected over the last three months from US citizens, human
>rights organizations, luminaries and members of the international
>community supporting Peltier's release.
>
>Without deliberation or the consideration of any documents presented,
>the parole examiner recommended that Peltier's sentence be continued
>until his next full parole hearing in 2008. Those in attendance
>reported that the examiner wrote the denial while the presentation
>was still being made.
What else would you expect from a government bureaucrat? This is probably
the most arrogant bunch you can possibly come across nowadays. Gordon
Liddy was right.
wojtek
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