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If you have lost a loved one due to someone else's negligence or wrongful actions, it is important to seek the help of a skilled Seattle wrongful death lawyer. By working with a lawyer who understands the complexities of wrongful death claims, you can ensure that your legal rights are protected and that you have the best chance of obtaining the compensation you deserve. Remember, you do not have to go through this difficult time alone - a Seattle wrongful death lawyer can help guide you through the legal process and fight for justice on your behalf.

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In October, Jose Olivares, a 39-year-old man wrongfully incarcerated for 13 years in the death of his girlfriend’s son was released after a Los Angeles County judge vacated his conviction. Lawyers from two Innocence Projects and a unit of the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office had filed together to overturn his conviction.

Olivares was arrested in 2011 following the tragic death of his girlfriend's almost four-year-old son from an accidental short fall.

Dr. Judy Melinek, a renowned forensic pathologist, authored a report in 2023 after a thorough review at NCIP’s request, and stated that an accidental short fall was the “reasonable and likely explanation” for the decedent’s injuries.

Everyday Injustice talks with Lauryn Barbosa Findley of the Northern California Innocence Project who worked to free Olivares.

“Mr. Olivares’ case is both extraordinarily unique and tragically common because faulty medical testimony has been used for too long to convict far too many loving parents and caretakers,” said NCIP Clinical Supervising Attorney Lauryn Barbosa Findley. “The facts always showed that Mr. Olivares was innocent but the medicine needed time to catch up and prove it. We strongly urge the DA’s office to heed the medical evidence and not try him erroneously a second time.”

Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 263: Innocence Project Frees Man in Shaken Baby Case

Why This Song Matters Now More Than Ever

This is a song built around the words of Bishop Mariann Budde—a voice of conscience who, at a critical moment in American history, stood against the misuse of faith for political power. Her plea, once spoken in defiance of injustice, now finds new urgency in the face of the United States’ current trajectory. This is more than a song; it is a moral reckoning, a call to action, and a reminder of the responsibility we all bear to defend truth, justice, and human dignity.

The United States is at a crossroads. Democracy, long upheld as the nation’s defining principle, faces unprecedented threats. From voter suppression to efforts to dismantle essential civil rights, the country is shifting toward a reality where power is consolidated in the hands of the few. Project 2025—a radical blueprint for authoritarian governance—looms over the nation, threatening to reshape institutions to serve ideological extremism. It seeks to erode democratic norms, silence dissent, and redefine the role of government in ways that prioritize control over freedom.

At the same time, the world watches as America’s influence extends beyond its borders. Policies on immigration, climate action, military engagement, and global diplomacy send ripples across the planet. When the U.S. turns inward, embracing nationalism over cooperation, the consequences are not confined to its own citizens. The rise of authoritarian movements worldwide mirrors the shifts happening in Washington, where faith is increasingly weaponized to justify oppression rather than liberation.

Bishop Budde’s words first gained prominence when she condemned the use of a sacred space—the grounds of St. John’s Episcopal Church—for a political stunt. Her voice rose against the exploitation of faith as a tool of power. That moment resonated because it laid bare a dangerous truth: when religious symbols are co-opted for political gain, justice suffers. Today, that same warning must be heeded, as faith communities again find themselves at the center of political battles over human rights, freedom of thought, and the very meaning of moral leadership.

By turning these words into music, this song serves as both a tribute and a challenge. Music has always been a force of resistance, from spirituals sung in defiance of slavery to anthems of the civil rights movement. In a time of increasing division, this song offers a unifying message, reminding people of the power of conscience and the necessity of standing up for what is right.

The urgency of this release cannot be overstated. As laws are rewritten, as voices of opposition are silenced, as fear is leveraged to justify the loss of fundamental freedoms, the need for moral clarity grows. This song is not just about the past—it is about now. It is about ensuring that faith, hope, and justice are not manipulated, but instead used as forces for liberation.

In three days, the world will hear this message. The question is: will we listen?

One Final Plea

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Wrongful (2024)

Oakland County Sheriff's Office lawsuit examines frozen deaths negligence, bodycam evidence revealed, and CIT training disparities in $75M wrongful death claims demanding police reform.

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Ali Kololo’s wrongful conviction fight: Kenyan woodcutter suing London Met Police for withheld evidence. Darius Spearman explores the injustice and systemic issues in this Reprieve UK case, detailing the High Court’s role and Kololo’s ongoing lawsuit for accountability. #wrongfulconviction #kenya #metpolice #aliKololo #justice

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Detroit police misconduct: wrongful raid over license plate error leads to toddler detained; ACLU cites surveillance cases and systemic discrimination.

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NC family sues over violent SWAT raid on wrong home after vehicle mixup, alleging excessive force and police misconduct in NC lawsuit with Institute for Justice.

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Sheffield police wrongful raid leads to PTSD lawsuit over Fourth Amendment violations, exposing systemic misconduct and wrongful searches in Alabama.

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Chicago police fired 96 shots in Dexter Reed's tinted windows stop, sparking a $1.25M settlement debate and racial profiling lawsuit.

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Judge denies Trump dismissal in Central Park Five defamation case, PA Anti-SLAPP & actual malice ruling examined.

Fiery Trump Defamation Ruling Actual Malice Key Revealed

Georgia's SB244 & HB533 laws provide $75k/year compensation for wrongful convictions, as seen in Mario Stinchcomb's $1.4M exoneration case.

Shocking GA Wrongful Conviction Law Vital Change

KC Police wrongful death settlement in Cameron Lamb killing raises questions after DeValkenaere pardon.

Heartbreak KC Police Death The Shocking Lamb Settlement

Louisiana considers ending wrongful conviction compensation, shifting burden to localities, impacting exonerees.

Cruel Threat to LA Wrongful Conviction Aid

Atlanta family sues FBI over wrong house raid, arguing for accountability after traumatic event and discussing the implications for federal law enforcement and civil rights.

FBI Raid Horror Lawsuit Ignites Accountability Fight

"Amazon worker alleges stroke symptoms mistaken for DUI by Missouri deputies leading to wrongful arrest delayed treatment and permanent blindness; lawsuit underscores medical negligence law enforcement training failures and stroke misdiagnosis dangers."

Fatal DUI Error Jails Stroke Victim Blind

Malcolm X's family demands FBI, CIA, and NYPD release unredacted files on his 1965 assassination, seeking truth and justice through a $100M wrongful death lawsuit as his 100th birthday approaches.

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"Jenoah Donald, a 30-year-old Black autistic man, was fatally shot by Clark County deputy Sean Boyle during a 2021 traffic stop, highlighting systemic police failure and racial bias; a $3.5M settlement followed, but the deputy remains employed, underscoring issues in police accountability and Black lives in crisis."

Autistic Black Man Killed Police Stop Injustice

Trevayne is from Melbourne Australia and is an electronic music composer and producer devoted to creating and manipulating original electronic sounds in the pursuit of the essence of true deep tech house.

His work spans more than two decades, includes international stage performance, live TV, studio session work and has been recently translated into a growing number of recorded works - EPs, Studio Albums and other collaborative efforts.

These recordings capture a devotion to experimental, melodic deeper beats that are facilitated through the unique combination of organic sounds, distinctive samples and warm analogue synths that are interwoven throughout.

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