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Innocent New York City man Wrongfully Convicted of murder looking for some (PRO BONO) assistance (1) An Attorney (2) Investigative Reporter (3) Private Investigator to help prove my innocence.

In March of 1999 I was convicted for a murder that I did (NOT) commit, this is a one eye witness case and that was the only evidence against me. God please send me help!!!

A Mallet 99A5735
Eastern CF
P.O. Box 338
Napanoch, NY 12458

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A petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus is the vehicle used by prisoners to right the wrongs of the criminal judicial system.

On March 11, 1997, The United States Court of Appeals decided my case, by way of a published opinion. The Court ruled that: in sum, we find the evidence of competence cited by the State is not sufficient to overcome the reasonable doubt raised by the State Court’s failure to ask where Miles was taking his medication despite the strong warning in the State file. Suggesting or at least implementing the need to ask the question. By failing to hold a competency hearing, the court violated due process (FN3) See: Jimmy Lee Miles vs Jerry Stainer, 108 F 3d 1109 (C.A. 9 (CAL.) 1997).

When the United States Court of Appeals decides a case and determine that a State Court violated one of our most fundamental constitutional rights, (i.e. due process) it will vacate the Sate Court’s judgment, and order a new trial. However, the United States Court of Appeals did not vacate the State Court judgment, but it reversed and remanded my case with the following instructions:

“We remand the case to the district court with instructions to grant the writ unless the state trial court conducts a hearing within 60 days to determine whether Miles was competent at the time he pled guilty to the charges against him. The district court shall retain jurisdiction. If the state Court vacates the guilty pleas, the District Court shall dismiss the Habeas petition. If it upholds the pleas, the District Court shall review the matter in conformity it this opinion.” (114.IV.)

Instead of following a standardized judicial procedure, the United States Court of Appeals took the low road in allowing the State Court to conduct a retrospective competency hearing to determine if it violated my rights to due process. Gene M. Gomes, Judge of the Superior court presided over the plea hearing on July 11, 1986.

Judge Gomes also provided over the Retrospective Competency Hearing held on May 10, 1997. At the initial phase of the Competency Hearing, the district attorney subpoena Ms. Nancy Kopps, State Public Defender as a witness for the state. Ms. Kopps was my attorney of record at the plea hearing and were instrumental in persuading me into withdrawing my not guilty pleas and accepting the plea bargain for 10 years and an indeterminate life sentence. Conflicting findings were given at the plea hearing on July 11, 1986, but were once again used as witnesses at the competency hearing held on May 10, 1997. The Competency Hearing was filled with drama, deceitfulness and a display of arrogance, in that it seems as if the Court had decided the case before the hearing began.

This case went back to the appeals Court, but was reviewed by a different panel of Judges. The new panel ruled that: the decision made by the State Court in upholding the guilty pleas were entitled to a presumption of correctness.

Does this decision justify some 27 years of imprisonment? Write to me with your thoughts on this matter and please send whatever you can as a show of financial support. Can I count on you? Will you help? Send check or money order to:

Jimmy Lee Miles D-35118

California Correctional Institution (4A-4C-103)

PO Box 1902

Tehachapi, CA 93581

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MY NAME IS DARICK DEE PITTMAN. I AM CURRENTLY AT PETERSBURG FEDERAL PRISON. I AM PLACING THIS AD DUE TO THE FACT I WAS MISLEAD BY MY ATTORNEY DURNING MY TRIAL WHERE I WAS FORCE TO ACCEPT A PLEA DEAL THAT I THOUGHT WAS WHAT WE AGREED ON.I ACCEPTED A 120 MONTHS AND WAS TOLD I WOULD NOT GET A UPWARD DEPARTURE WHICH I DID. I HAVE ALREADY DONE 17 YEARS IN STATE PRISON FOR THE SAME SIMILAR CHARGES AROUSING FROM THE SAME CRIME. MY LAWYER WENT AGAINST ALL THE THINGS I TRIED TO DO AND WHEN SHE HAD THE INFORMATION AND LETTER THAT WAS WRITTEN ABOUT MY PART AND ACTIONS SHE REFUSE TO TURN IT OVER, SAYING IT WOULD NOT HELP WHICH I KNOW IT WOULD HAVE HELP ME. I NEED HELP IN WRITING OR NEED SOMEONE I CAN GET WITH TO MAKE A MOTION FOR INEFFECTIVENESS OF COUNSELOR. MY FEDERAL TIME WAS SUPPOSE TO START RUNNING WITH MY STATE TIME IN 1995 BUT IT DID NOT START UNTIL 2000 SOMETHING I DID NOT AGREE TO.,WHICH WAS PART OF THE REASON I TOOK THE PLEA. HER DECEIVING ME IS PART OF THE REASON I AM STILL LOCKED UP. I REALLY NEED HELP WITH MAKING THIS MOTION TO GET BACK IN COURT. THANK YOU ,SINCERELY DARICK DEE PITTMAN 16331-056 P.O.BOX 1000 PETERSBURG,V.A.23804 FCI-MEDIUM

 

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  1. Regiald S. Lewis says:

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  2. John says:

    WRONGFULLY CONVICTED. I need pro bono legal assistance from a attorney, investigator, or any agency that deals with wrongful convictions. Im willing to prove my innocence with credible new evidence located by the victims family. Also requesting donations. CONTACT: Saahdi Coleman Doc#T-99368 HDSP P.O. Box.3030 Susanville Ca,96127

  3. Esther Salas says:

    I have a son that’s been wrongly covicted of murder.He has been in prison for 16yrs. he was ony 15yrs old at the time of his convicion. I’m a mother who is lookig for justice. I have lived through the gates of hell for what they did to my son.My son is INNOCENT.He was sentenced to 32 yrs. Please can someone help us. It’been to hard to live with.

  4. Nora Massey says:

    It was an honor to have been sent this wonderful site by email from a friend.
    I’m in Buffalo NY and have a similar story to most of there request. I havebeen fighting for my 16yr old son who was in volved in a group Murder and wrongfully convicted, being he was the only Black in the crime all the whites got off by lies and pointing the finger at him left him with a 20 year to life sentence. It was a murder for hire. I have been on the battlefield for him for years and had paid legal Attorneys that robbed my family. He still sits in prisons for 8 years without and Appeal thta the Attorneys failed to represent him appropriately. In need of a honest person with their heart in what they do to get him back in court. I have lost everything fighting for my only son. He was an excellent football and basketball player whose dreams have been delayed but not denied. If you have any assistance in our area please help his story is long and complicated too much toi write. You can look it up on Massey Terrol search it on Yahoo.
    Thank you and God bless for any help or direction you could give to us.
    Peace be unto you and yours!!!!

  5. Tanya Taylor says:

    I,m in prison for fraud in California i was orginally sentence to 7 years and the D/A appealed my case and i was resentenced under the 3-strike law to 26 years to life i had a prior violent case in 1998 which was used against me in resentence. But my third strike was non violent . that is basically unfair that people coment violent crimes are only receiving 10years 15 years and people with petty non violent crimes are receiving 25 to 26 years to life. can you please help me i,m in Central California Women,s Facililty Tanya Taylor W#84244 507-30-4L P.O BOX 1508 chowchilla california 93610. thank you

  6. Andre Pitchford says:

    I have a friend in Prison -info follows- who would like to place a Legal Ad on your site. What do I need to do?

    Laura Berry
    #702853 BKS. 11
    302 Correction Dr.
    Newport, AR 72112

    • Hey Laura,

      All you need to do is place the add in the comments section. That is where ad go that are placed by friends and family. The only ads we place (up top) are the ones who purchase a year LEGAL AD in our magazine. Hope this helps.

  7. sandy hembree#418064 says:

    my daughter is in prison doing 20yrs. at 100percent she needs a lawyer that will take her case pro bono, my daughter had never been in jail before and was scared and took this plea but she didn’t hurt knowone yes she was there and should have to pay for her part but not 20yrs. if we could just get someone to look into this case they will find the man lived 2months after the other girl hit him in the head, their was 3 girls and all of them were on drugs and he was their dealer,and also when this happen it was elliction time and my daughter had an appotented lawyer and he told her if she didn’t take the 20yrs. she would get life and i know with all my heart thats not true, i beg you to take a look into this case and help my daughter she has been locked up over 6yrs now, and i was told he died from a heart attack because his daughter had sign paper’s for them not to do anything if something happen to him so i believe he would not have died if it wasn’t for that, and the other 2 girls even wrote statements saying my daughter did not do nothing she was not even in the same room.

    • Skipgrl says:

      This is very heart breaking and sad….I need to asked a couple of questions:
      1) Was this a premeditated offense?
      2) Did your daughter have a prior criminal record?
      3)What crime was she charged with in this case?
      4)Who reported the crime?
      5)How long has your daughter been using drugs?

      Public defenders,(sadly)in some cases are not in the persons best interest.
      To be fair,if you feel uncomfortable answering these questions for public view,you can email me your answer.

      Disclaimer: I am not an attorney,I am a skip tracer, who researches information and laws, to help citizens who cannot afford the high cost of services that some professional organizations tend to charge. It just depends on the need of our citizens.

      GodBless!

  8. Stephanie says:

    I would like to place this Legal Ad for my fiance , Michael T. Rozzelle

    Prisoner of 20+yrs. seeks Legal Assistance to mitigate arguements
    within motion filed in the WESTERN DISTRICT OF NORTH CAROLINA,
    CHARLOTTE DIVISION
    _________________________________________________
    Michael T. Rozzelle,
    Petitioner,
    -vs- Case No. 3:97cv205-P
    (3:92cr284-07-P
    UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
    Respondents.

    _________________________________________________
    MOTION FOR MANDATORY AUTOMATIC REVIEW
    TO VACATE THE JUDGEMENT DENYING MOVANT’S
    MOTION TO SET ASIDE SENTENCE PURUSANT TO
    TITLE 28 USC, SECTION 2255, FILED NOVEMBER
    13, 1997 AS BEING VOID
    _________________________________________________
    For further enquiry based upon case or have any questions,
    email M.Rozzelle at:
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  9. Lynda says:

    I have worked in the mental health field for more then 15yrs and these stories are just heartbreaking, I am located in the DC area so if there is anything that I can do, donate, call, write to please drop me an email.

  10. Lori Keith says:

    We are contacting you to tell you about the WRONGFUL CONVICTION of a man that resulted from a sham of a trial in a West Texas town. These facts may sound like a plot for a movie or novel,, but we assure you they ARE facts. There is ample material to prove it all.
    In 1994, 2 months after his 18th birthday, Lincoln Keith moved to Odessa, Texas.. Not 2 months later, he was accused of and arrested for murder. It was alleged that the victim’s granddaughter, Melanie Green, had offered Keith 400$ to commit the murder.
    There was NO PHYSICAL EVIDENCE to support this allegation. (1) There were only accusations made by alleged accomplices and/or conspirators, (most of whom were long-time friends with each other and barely known to Keith,) and a VERY suspect claim by a detective who claimed Keith confessed to him.
    Lincoln Keith was convicted of capital murder based solely upon, 1) a co-defendant’s tainted testimony (2), 2) the transcribed statement of Josh Humphries, yet another co-defendant, who refused to even take the stand at Keith’s trial (3), and 3) a corrupt homicide detective’s false claim that Keith “blurted out” a backseat confession that no one else heard.(4)
    >> (1) There were no fingerprints, DNA, etc. linking Keith to this crime. The FBI did forensics testing of a .22 caliber rifle belonging to Keith, finding that the bullets removed from the victim could have come from ANY gun of that caliber BUT that a spent (fired) .22 caliber shell found with the victim’s stolen, discarded belongings was DEFINITELY NOT fired from Keith’s gun.
    >>(2)Co-defendant Jason Trent claimed he was present when Keith allegedly shot the victim. Trent ALSO claimed he had accepted 99 years in prison in exchange for his testimony and the prosecutor backed that claim. However, Keith later learned that Trent had NOT been given 99 years but was actually sentenced to only TEN years after Keith’s transfer to prison.
    >> In Humphries’s statement to detectives, he REPEATEDLY stated that Lincoln Keithh had nothing to do with the murder. Detective Snow Robertson and his partener then told Humphries that if “someone else” was teh triggerman, he would be a witness rather than a suspect and that “witnesses don’t go to jail”. Robertson then suggested a bathroom break and interview tape was stopped for a FULL 20 MINUTES.
    Afterthe taping resumed, Humphries had COMPLETELY changed his story, NOW accusing Keith of being the shooter. Even after this blatant attempt to shift blame away from himself and his girlfriend, Melanie Green, he was still charged with and later convicted of capital murder and sentenced to Life in prison.
    >>(4)Detective Snow Robertson’s pattern of claiming “blurted” confessions in order to strengthen weak cases became very clear when, two years after Keith’s trial, Robertson testified in another trial and AGAIN claimed that the defendant, Cleaver, had also “blurted out” a backseat confession that NO ONE ELSE HEARD.. Citing Keith’s trial, Cleaver’s attorney pointed out Robertson’s pattern of these claims. The judge, who had presided over Keith’s trial, recognized the pattern and ruled the alleged confession inadmissable.
    Robertson was also the detective who coerced the so-called confession from Josh Humphries AND it was later revealed that, at the time of Keith’s trial, he was dating the assistant D.A. that had actively aided in Keith’s prosecution.
    Finally, following Keith’s trial, a juror came forward and revealed that, during deliberations, some jurors had been leaning toward an acquittal until another juror, who had claimed not to know anyone involved in the case prior to being selected for the jury, suddenly revealed a LONG-TIME FRIENDSHIP WITH ROBERTSON’S FATHER and vouched for his credibility on that basis alone.
    Lincoln Keith was WRONGFULLY CONVICTED of Capital Murder (murder-for-hire), sentenced to Life in Prison, and, at the young age of 19, sent to what was one of the deadliest prisons in Texas at the time. In spite of appeals based upon lack of evidence and numerous constitutional rights violations, (not to mention the fact that Melanie Green, the person alleged to have hired Keith in the first place, was in fact ACQUITTED,) Keith’s conviction has never been overturned. His last appeal was denied simply because the courts ruled that he was OUT OF TIME to file an appeal. As though there is an expiration date on constitutional rights….
    Presently, Keith is still incarcerated although there is a glimmer of hope for finding justice in that the Innocence Project of Texas has agreed to investigate his case.
    If you or someone you know would be interested in looking deeper into Keith’s case, please contact him and/or his family. More detailed information will be forthcoming as well.
    We thank you for your time and hope to hear from you.
    Sincerely,
    Lincoln Keith and family

  11. Linda Cameron says:

    Im looking to find some legal help for my husband (Danny R. Cameron) was given 25 to life for six cigarettes marijuana. He is now doing time in Soledad, Ca. any help or advice would be much appreciated. Thank You Linda Cameron

  12. johnnymarkham says:

    My brother was convicted in 1984 for a murder he did not commit. His name is Benjamin A. Joyner. He is currently serving two consecutive life sentences plus sixty-five years. Benjamin was forced to participate in the crime at gunpoint. In the state of South Carolina; there is an aggravated coercion and duress defense but the judge did not instruct the jury correctly on this law. F.B.I. Special agent Victor P. Holdren gave perjured testimony to inflame the jury against Benjamin. Attorney Joy S.Goodwin, told the court and the jury that Benjamin was guilty of kid-napping and that he was guilty of rape but not guilty of murder. This further inflamed the jury to convict him. This is an open case of ineffective assistance of counsel. Benjamin’s co-defendant told him, “Drive the car Benny!” Don’t make me have to bust no cap in your _ss…Benjamin needs help…

  13. corey gilmore says:

    i need a sentencing memorandum

  14. RONNIE STEWART says:

    MY NAME IS RONNIE STEWART,IN 1987, I WAS CONVICTED OF BOTH CHILD MOLESTATION AND ADULT SEXUAL ASSAULT ON THE SAME PERSON. CASE NO A780300 IN CALIFORNIA. I GOT CONVICTED ON 10-29 87, I BECAME AWARE OF ON 3-4-2010, THE ALLEDGED VICTIM WAS 20 YEARS OLD. IN 1987, I WAS CHARGED AND CONVICTED OF THE FOLLOWING CRIMES AGAINST TWO ALLEDGED VICTIMS. IN THE CASE OF 24 YEAR OLD JENNIFER CLARE, I WAS TOLD THAT I WAS CHARGED WITH ONE COUNT OF P.PC. 220, ASSAULT WITH THE INTENT TO COMMIT RAPE, WITH THE ALLEDGED USE OF A PAIR SCISSORS, THE D.A. SUPPRESSED THE FACT THAT I WAS ALSO CHARGED WITH A P.C. 261.2 AND A P.C.261.3 AGAINST JENNIFER CLARE, IN THE CASE OF 20 YEAR OLD MOCHELLE GORE I WAS TOLD THAY I WAS CHARGED AND CONVICTED OF 8 COUNTS OF P.C. 288A(C) 1 COUNT OF P.C. 261.2 AND ONE COUNT OF P.C. 243.4. ALL ALLEDGED CRIMES INVOLVED ADULTS. IN 1987, P.C. 288A(C) READ AS FOLLOWS, ORAL COPULATION ON A CHILD UNDER 14| AND ORAL COPULATION ON AN ADULT. DOUBLE JEOPARDY. FRAUDULENT CONCEALMENT.ATTORNEYS INVOLVED. JOHNNY COCORAN, KENNETH ROBERSON, ERROL JAY GORDON, D.A. KATHERINE KENNEDY POWELL, D.A. HARRISON BLACKMAN. TRIAL JUDGE , BRIAN C, CRAHAN, POLICE OFFICER LARRY DARNELL TATE. I ACCUSED ALL OF OBSTRUCTING JUSTICE, AND CONSPIRACY.

  15. Sylvester L. Little says:

    My name is Sylvester L. Little. I have asked a friend to place this information, but if you could help me with legal help, please get in touch directly with me.

    In short, my story is this: I am accused of murder, but did not commit this. It is hard to get through the legal procedures and I could really use all help possible. If you could be of help for me, and would like to put time and energy in my case, it would be very much appreciated. I cannot give you a salary, but I’m sure that God will reward you in heaven for all help and I would be so thankful.

    To get contact with me, please write to: Sylvester L. Little, #0243857, Johnston Correctional, 2465 VS Hwy 70 West, Smithfield 27577, North Carolina, USA.

  16. Lindsay Rodriguez says:

    My name is Eugenio L Rodriguez, TDCJ#382692, Telford Unit-3899 State Hwy 98, New Boston, TX 75570;
    My wife is writing this reply hoping to get me some help.
    I have been in prison for 30yrs now for a murder I did not commit here in Texas. I have filed Habeas Corpus and 11 times requested for DNA testing, but the court always comes up with a different excues-No evidences ro test-
    They told me, however on a DNA test hearing held on 6-21-2004 the town sheriff testifies there were a (“Half eaten hotdog and a Texsun juice can”) recovered at the crime scene and which were pointed out to the sheriff’s people, by “eyewitnesses”. as been left behind by the person who committed the crime. Still it didn’t do any good.
    I know I can prove my innocence if given the opportunity, but I don’t have the financial resources and I would need to hire an atty or even an investigator or paralegal and even thought I have sent over 600 letters to different lawyers and organizations, noone has taken the time to respond.
    The Innocence project of New York, and West Texas also ran into a brick wall when they tried to find the evidence but there are other ways to get such stuff.
    So anywon out there interested in hearing me out, please notify me. This is no game and I expect no games in return please.

    Thank you all for taking time to read my reply.

    Hopefully, I remain

    Eugenio L. Rodriguez

  17. Ronald Williams says:

    ” Law in the South”

    My name is Ronald Williams. I’m a prisonet at Louisiana State Prison. I’m seeking legal help for the following situations: The prosecutor did not
    established that the crime of arm robbery that I was
    on trial for was reported in Caddo Parish or that any police officer investigated the said crime. No police officer at any time testify
    That a arm robbery was reported or that I was the person arrested for such crime. Jurisdiction was not established at any time. No witness testify that a arm robbery happen in Shreveport, Caddo Parish. How did the trial court have legal authority (power) to decide this case when the prosecutor never establish the crime happen in court’s jurisdiction? For the last 13 years, I have been incarcerated and the sentencing judge never committed my sentence to any form of imprisonment. Can you share legal perspective on these two issues? If you can please write me at : Ronald Williams#403681 Camp-J General Delivery La. State Prison Angola, La.70712

  18. Lawton Avery Merritt says:

    Dear Sir or Madam:

    My name is James Stuckey, and I’m currently serving a 100 year prison term at Menard Correctional Center in Chester, IL for the offense of attempt murder and aggravated sexual assault. This is a crime I absolutely did not commit, and I’m respectfully seeking the help of an attorney or private investigator in my quest to prove my innocence.
    On March 28, 1986 a young girl in Chicago, Illinois by the name of Thelma Shaw was allegedly raped. Police and prosecutor’s alleged that I and two co-defendants raped and then tied this young woman to the bumper of our car and proceeded to drag her through the streets of Chicago causing her serious bodily injuries. My conviction is the result of the victim’s sole testimony, which is plagued with inconsistencies and contradictions. There was absolutely no evidence presented at trial to remotely suggesting I committed this horrendous crime.
    My case is currently being reviewed by the Appellate Defenders Office. On February 9, 2012 the trial court denied my motion for DNA testing in this matter and I’m appealing their decision. The following evidence is what can prove my innocence today if given a chance.
    1. The victim testified to being raped in a forest preserve at 103rd Street and Calumet in Chicago, Il. I’m a long time resident of that area and I know for certain there is absolutely no forest preserve in that particular area. This will not prove my innocence, but it will discredit the victim’s ability to be truthful. I’m respectfully asking for your help in investigating whether there is a forest preserve where the victim claims she was raped.

    2. Prosecutors are currently in possession of the victim’s pants and panties that she wore on the night of her attack. According to the prosecutors, there are semen stains on both of these clothing items. In addition to that, a lab microfile is available via subpoena; biology reports indicate sperm were identified on the smear made from the victim’s vagina. I’m confident that if these items were tested for DNA it’ll clearly show that if I’m not the perpertrator of this most horrendous crime.

    3. I also have an alibi for the night of this crime occurred. The records will clearly show that I was in a lounge having drinks with friends on the night this crime was committed. The lounge was approximately 15 blocks from where the victim was found by police. My alibi witness made a statement to police. In his statement he said that I left his presence while in the lounge to answer my pager and I was gone for half an hour. Prosecutors are alleging that I left the lounge and committed this horrible crime in a half hour window. I promise you that it would have been virtually impossible for me to have left the lounge and drove 15 blocks, and raped the victim and returned to the lounge within a half hour.

    I’m respectfully asking for your help in investigating my alibi to show that I could not have traveled that distance and committed this crime in the half hour window prosecutors are suggesting. I have proof to show I never the lounge. There are many more inconsistencies surrounding my wrongful conviction, but the few I presented are strongest.

    I appreciate the time you have taken in reading this, and any consideration you’re considering in helping me in this matter.

    If you need any additional information concerning this case please contact Susan Hannenberg at 701-340-9192 or I can be reached at the following address:

    James Stuckey # A83822
    P.O.Box 1000
    Menard, IL 62259

    Sincerely,

    James Stuckey

  19. James Murphy says:

    Hi my name is James Murphy and I am making this inquiry related to a serious case, a prosecutional misconduct, and a grand jury abuse. Three individuals were originally indicted by a grand jury with drug conspiracy and distribution. Moreover, all three individuals were convicted. I was not charged as a part of that case, however, the prosecuting attorney went back to another grand jury or the same jury on that same case. In addition, had me indicted based upon an alleged conspiracy, when the original case or “conspiracy” was completely terminated. The law and prosecuting attorney manual for the U.S. Dept of Justice says that a prosecutor can not go back to a grand jury on the same case unless he seeks a superseding indictment. I AM NOT CHARGED ON A SUPERSEDING INDICTMENT, also I am charged with a conspiracy BY MYSELF. The law states, two or more people are required to constitute a conspiracy. Therefore, I am seeking for some sought of legal assistance, public exposure, and interested in soliciting donations for a legal defense fund.
    James E. Murphy
    FCI-Cumberland,
    P.O. Box 1000

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  • FELONS Can Get Waivers for Military Service
    More Convicted Felons Allowed to Enlist in War By Lolita C. Baldor, Associated Press WASHINGTON - (AP) Under pressure to meet combat needs, the Army and Marine Corps brought in significantly more recruits with felony convictions last year than in 2006, including some with manslaughter and sex crime convictions. Data released by a congressional committee shows the number of soldiers admitted to the Army with felony records jumped from 249 in 2006 to 511 in 2007. And the number of Marines with felonies rose from 208 to 350. Those numbers represent a fraction of the more than 180,000 recruits brought in by the active duty Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines during the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2007. But they highlight a trend that has raised concerns both within the military and on Capitol Hill. The bulk of the crimes involved were burglaries, other thefts, and drug offenses, but nine involved sex crimes and six involved manslaughter or vehicular homicide convictions. Several dozen Army and Marine recruits had aggravated assault or robbery convictions, including incidents involving weapons. Both the Army and Marine Corps have been struggling to increase their numbers as part of a broader effort to meet the combat needs of a military fighting wars on two fronts. As a result, the number of recruits needing waivers for crimes or other bad conduct has grown in recent years, as well as those needing medical or aptitude waivers. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Henry Waxman, who released the data, noted that there may be valid reasons for granting the waivers and giving individuals a second chance. But he added, “Concerns have been raised that the significant increase in the recruitment of persons with criminal records is a result of the strain put on the military by the Iraq war and may be undermining military readiness.” The services use a waiver process to let in recruits with felony convictions, and many of the crimes were committed when the service members were juveniles. For more information you can write: Department of Defense 400 Army Navy Drive Arlington, VA 22202-4704