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Support Jesse James Forrey, RNC Arrestee- Sentencing Sept 17th, Facing One Year In Jail
Jesse James Forrey, 27, RNC Arrestee, was convicted of a felony charge of damage to property in the first degree on August 7th, 2009. He maintains his innocence, and bravely continues to fight the verdict. Even after little and conflicting evidence from the prosecutor, the Minnesota jury still convicted him. He faces 1 year, and up to 5 years in jail. Jesse is from Santa Cruz, and has been kept from his home for a year already. This is not over yet. Jesse’s lawyer is looking into grounds for appeal. And there are things you can do right now to try and effect Jesse’s sentencing. We cannot change what has happened, but we can support Jesse and let him know that he is cared about. Here are some ways you can take immediate action before September 17th.
Jesse James Forrey, 27, RNC Arrestee, was convicted of a felony charge of damage to property in the first degree on August 7th, 2009. He maintains his innocence, and bravely continues to fight the verdict. Even after little and conflicting evidence from the prosecutor, the Minnesota jury still convicted him. He faces 1 year, and up to 5 years in jail. Jesse is from Santa Cruz, and has been kept from his home for a year already. This is not over yet. Jesse’s lawyer is looking into grounds for appeal. And there are things you can do right now to try and effect Jesse’s sentencing. We cannot change what has happened, but we can support Jesse and let him know that he is cared about. Here are some ways you can take immediate action before September 17th.
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