the during the trial i think what the role the race played was his trial was moved out of jefferson davis county which was majority african-american and it was moved to a different county which was majority was. and so this jury at his trial was was was a majority white jury and i think that it allowed the prosecutor the former district attorney tried this point to to make certain arguments that had resonance or appealed to white people that were not appealed to to have majority black drury which is what they would have had if it had been tried in county where this crime was alleged to have occurred which is corey's right and that's one of the reasons the court that's the reason the court of appeals gave us a new trial the supreme court gave us a different from a different ground and i think that that was there was an important factor as well that this regarded cory's right to be tried in the county where you live which was majority african-american and i understand that every legal case is an individual case of the individual circumstances but generally speaking it how difficult is it to overtu

still haven't says it isn't safe for corey and jefferson davis county court is always going to be to gather people because. even though we have certainly proven that there was no wind keen on his part you need any of that he's always going to be dead yeah he's always going to be a convicted felon now thirty corey is eager to get on with his life or go to flaws this. take. these were. probably seven. they're confident that it was the truth that set him free. in florida r t monticello this is it. and there are a lot of issues that this one man's story touches on miscarriages of justice the possible inequality of our judicial process in this country and the tactics of police now in this case you see the consequences of one of the no doc raids no knox no announcement police wallin and is this case chosen as critics argue they can be extremely volatile and leave very little margin for error here to talk about tactics like this in the name of the war on drugs is here in houston he's executive director of students first sensible policy now thank you so much for being here thank you critics

still haven't said it isn't safe for corey and jefferson davis county always always going to be the yeah that you know because. even though we have certainly proven that there was no wind keen on his part do you need any of it he's always going to be dead yeah he's always going to be a big fellow now thirty cory's eager to get on with his life or go to flaws this. isn't we're see we're. probably seven. confident that it was the truth that set him free. word our t. monticello this is it. now the troops may be coming home or at least promised to be coming home but it seems that defense contractors are poised to keep on shipping out all in the name of fighting america's many wars abroad of course despite the controversy the murders the lawlessness and the lawsuits it does seem business is frankly booming for mercenary forces on the u.s. government payroll i mean even the worst of the worst is easy formally known as blackwater just announced that it's relocating its headquarters right here right outside of washington from northern virginia to cash in i assume on all those lucrative contracts

county. it happened at the mvc late-night adult store along jefferson davis highway. according to inside nova.com, police found 28-year-old justin little jim in the closet with a blow-up doll. he's facing several charges, including burglary. >>> a second man is arrested in connection with a deadly shooting near the caribbean festival last month. 21-year-old deante bryant is charged with second-degree murder. investigators say he was one of the gunman involved in the shooting that killed robert foster jr. and injured two innocent bystanders. the fourth shooting victim, 19-year-old terry jiminez, was also arrested. police say the shooting was gang related. >>> and leaders in prince george's county are calling for leslie johnson to resign immediately in the wake of federal corruption charges against her. she submitted a resignation effective july 31st, but county executive ra shern baker says she's holding up getting a replacement. >> i think we should have the special election as quickly as possible, which means the resignation should be as quickly as possible. >> last