Difference between revisions of "Di Fingleton"
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Revision as of 06:26, 5 March 2024
"Di Fingleton was appallingly treated, just as Irving, Button, Langlo and Nuggins were. But there are no discernible factors that differentiate Di Fingleton’s case from these other … victims of wrongful conviction, except that she is white." [1]
Other discernible factors include:
- She is female
- She was in the judiciary.
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