The Case for Leonard Peltier's Clemency w/ Judge Kevin H. Sharp

Leonard Peltier is the longest-serving Indigenous political prisoner in the United States. Even the federal prosecutors can't prove Peltier committed the crime of which he's accused. Kevin Sharp, (@KevinHSharp) a former federal judge appointed by President Obama and Peltier's attorney, lays out the case for clemency and for Leonard Peltier's freedom. Find out more: whoisleonardpeltier.info Support www.patreon.com/redmediapr

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