The Silent Killer: How AEDPA Buries Justice Before It Begins
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The Silent Killer: How AEDPA Buries Justice Before It Begins
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You've heard of wrongful convictions. But have you heard of AEDPA — the law that keeps those convictions locked in?
In this episode of Injustice in America, we expose AEDPA — the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act — a law passed in 1996 that's quietly become a silent killer of justice. It slams the door on appeals, blocks new evidence, and gives federal courts an excuse to look away — even when the truth is screaming to be heard.
We break down how this law affects innocent people like Keith Michael St. Aubin, who's been serving a life sentence since age 19. His case was overcharged, the courts admitted it — but AEDPA has kept him trapped.
If you're not angry yet, you will be.
Justice isn't just delayed — it's being buried alive.
Tune in, learn the truth, and help us fight back.
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