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Sask police officer drops
appeal of malicious prosecution ruling
July 19, 2004
SASKATOON (CP) - A Saskatoon
police officer has dropped his appeal of a malicious prosecution
ruling against him.
A judge ruled last December
that Supt. Brian Dueck, along with a Crown prosecutor and a child
therapist, maliciously pursued a case of suspected child abuse
against Richard Klassen and 11 members of his family.
Klassen agreed last month to
a compensation package from the provincial government over the
wrongful allegations. He had accepted an undisclosed settlement
from Dueck in April.
Dueck filed notice on Friday
he was abandoning his appeal.
The case made national headlines
after Klassen and family members were charged in 1991 with abusing
three foster children - a brother and his younger twin sisters
- in bizarre and demonic ways.
The children said they were
forced to eat eyeballs, drink blood, participate in orgies and
watch newborn babies get skinned and buried.
By 1993 most of the charges
were stayed, and, as the years passed, all the children recanted.
The appeal cases of child therapist
Carol Bunko-Ruys and Matthew Miazga, the lead Crown prosecutor,
are scheduled to be heard in the fall.
     
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Another target
of Dueck's malice: : Wilf Hathway
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for the 1998-2002 period.
Inquiry into the malicious prosecution of David
Milgaard untanling 36 years of Saskatchewan police and Crown
misconduct: : Opening day 1 | 2
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- Stephen Williams:
Canadian writer subject to Stasi-like treatment by Canadian police
- Terry
Arnold: : Snitch a
suicide?
- RCMP
scenario stings: Brian
Hutchinson starts digging
- Gary
wells: Faulty eye-witness
testimony
- Tulia,
Texas
- Gilmer,
Texas
- Willie
Upshaw
- Wrongfully convicted in Canada
- Foster Parent false accusations
- Martensville
- Don
Smith obscenity trial: an obscene conviction
- James
Lockyer
- Hurricane
Carter
- Johnny Cochran speaks up for
Bill Sampson
- Vopnis
- Abdulai
Mohamed
The Terrible Story behind the Atif Rafay and
Sebastian Burns convictions
Trial
set for June 15
We
know part of this disclosure is a forged statement and perjured
affidavit from a Winnipeg cop
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The
Crown is still fighting Fred Poirier -- and they are losing.
Secret Commissions Case from Northern B.C.
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- 2005: In
the United States the proven wrongful convictions just keep coming
at us!
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- Brandon Morin:
- Convicted in Oregon
- of rapes which did not happen
- This website has good information
about Measure 11 -- Oregon's Mandatory Sentencing requirements
which have been in place since 1994. In this case we see how
the combination of a flawed grand jury system and prosecutors
who seek not justice but convictions is a recipe for wrongful
convictions.
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Canadians who
have been wrongfully convicted because of improper investigations
combined with zealous Crown
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