Тоесть вы считает что она не нужна ? Человек вышел через нацать лет.. без ничего. И ему это не нужно. В любой системе есть ошибки. от них никто не застрахован. В России например дела не пересматривают и не выпускают. вы лично считаете что там все 100% нет ошибок? А как же растрелленые невинные в деле Чикатило пока его не поймали ? У этих людей не было шанса, и 20 лет на Death Row.

А о какой конкретно компенсации идет речь? После таких долгих сроков людей уже невозможно ресоциализировать.
Система, где полицейские стреляют в людей и где легко загреметь за решетку, ужасна. Но в Китае и Иране конечно еще хуже.

A judge on the Ohio Court of Claims on Thursday ordered a check for more than $1 million to be sent to the attorney of Ricky Jackson, the longest-serving person in U.S. history to be exonerated for his crime


Berry said it would be premature to estimate the total amount of money Jackson and the Bridgeman brothers will receive. The $1 million represents half of the undisputed amount of money Jackson is due based on a statutory formula established by the Legislature in 2010, she said.

Based on that formula, Jackson ultimately will receive another $1 million or so. The total amount is based on the following calculation: $142.20 per day, or about $51,900 per year, for the 14,178 days he was held in state prisons, Berry said. That money will be added to an as-yet undetermined amount of money for lost wages, attorney's fees and other expenses incurred during his time in prison, Berry said.

Кстати в российской системе мне не нравится срок давности за преступление. Например если убийцу-малолетку не поймали вовремя, то через 10 лет ему уже ничего не будет. Это несправедливо по отношению к жертве.

The Pentagon has generated almost $6 billion over the past seven years by charging the armed forces excessive prices for fuel and has used the money — called the “bishop’s fund” by some critics — to bolster mismanaged or underfunded military programs, documents show.

Since 2015, the Defense Department has tapped surpluses from its fuel accounts for $80 million to train Syrian rebels, $450 million to shore up a prescription-drug program riddled with fraud and $1.4 billion to cover unanticipated expenses from the war in Afghanistan, according to military accounting records.

The Pentagon has amassed the extra cash by billing the armed forces for fuel at rates often much higher — sometimes $1 per gallon or more — than what commercial airlines paid for jet fuel on the open market.

Бывший директор ЦРУ Джон Бреннан дает публичные показания о вмешательстве России в ход выборов в США В 2016

Демократическая партия США столь одержима идеями маккартизма и так увлечена охотой на ведьм, что не в состоянии признать очевидного: в борьбе с терроризмом Россия — надёжный союзник США, сожалеет ведущий Fox News Карлсон Такер. Всех, кто высказывается за союз с Москвой ради общего дела, клеймят позором и называют российскими агентами, как и самого ведущего.

Under U.S. Republican bill, 23 million would lose health coverage

On Eve Of Election, Montana GOP Candidate Charged With Assault On Reporter

According to audio posted by Ben Jacobs, a political reporter with The Guardian, he was attempting to ask Gianforte a question, ahead of a campaign event in Bozeman, about the Congressional Budget Office's scoring of the Republican health care bill, which showed that 23 million more people would be uninsured in 2026 if the bill were enacted.

In the recording, Jacobs can be heard asking Gianforte about the CBO score. Gianforte says he doesn't have time and directs Jacobs to talk to his spokesman, then there is a scuffle and a crash.

"I'm sick and tired of you guys!" Gianforte can be heard yelling. "The last guy did the same damn thing. Get the hell out of here."

Gianforte's campaign spokesman claimed in a statement that Jacobs interrupted an interview "without permission, aggressively shoved a recorder in Greg's face, and began asking badgering questions."

"After asking Jacobs to lower the recorder, Jacobs declined. Greg then attempted to grab the phone that was pushed in his face. Jacobs grabbed Greg's wrist, and spun away from Greg, pushing them both to the ground," Gianforte spokesperson Shane Scanlon said. "It's unfortunate that this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist created this scene at our campaign volunteer BBQ."

The US Army failed to keep tabs on more than $1 billion worth of arms and other military equipment in Iraq and Kuwait according to a now declassified Department of Defense (DoD) audit, obtained by Amnesty International following Freedom of Information requests.

The government audit, from September 2016, reveals that the DoD “did not have accurate, up-to-date records on the quantity and location”of a vast amount of equipment pouring into Kuwait and Iraq to provision the Iraqi Army.

“This audit provides a worrying insight into the US Army’s flawed – and potentially dangerous - system for controlling millions of dollars’ worth of arms transfers to a hugely volatile region,” said Patrick Wilcken, Amnesty International’s Arms Control and Human Rights Researcher.

It makes for especially sobering reading given the long history of leakage of US arms to multiple armed groups committing atrocities in Iraq, including the armed group calling itself the Islamic State.
Patrick Wilcken, Amnesty International’s Arms Control and Human Rights Researcher