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*****Every please donate, and then share with your friends and tell your friends to do the same***** Freeing Shayla from her unlawful conviction is a mission of justice and integrity. Shayla was manipulated into signing a plea deal by her Lie-awyer. Her Lie-awyer threatened her with the prospect of life in prison, coercing her into making a decision under immense duress and fear. This miscarriage of justice highlights the critical flaws in our legal system, where vulnerable individuals can be exploited and manipulated. Advocates and legal reformers must rally to Shayla's cause, seeking to overturn her conviction and ensure that she receives a fair trial. Her story serves as a poignant reminder of the need for transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct within the judicial process. We invite donations to aid Shayla and her family in engaging a skilled attorney. Shayla's sole transgression was trusting a deceitful lawyer. Donations via the link provided will directly support the attorney and family, with a goal of $20,000.00. All contributions are gratefully received. Gofundme and similar fundraising platforms have policies in place prohibiting unlawfully convicted individuals from using their services for justice-related fundraising, leading us to create this dedicated link for her. Free Shayla Donations: https://lnkd.in/eVKutefX

Under Article 725 of the New Civil Code, DONATION is an act of liberality whereby a person disposes gratuitously of a thing or right in favor of another, who accepts it. A person who has the capacity to contract and capacity to dispose of his property may make a donation. His capacity shall be determined as of the time of making a donation. All those who are not specially disqualified by law therefore may accept donations. In line with this, the following donations shall be void: 1. Those made between persons who were guilty of adultery and concubinage at the time of donation; 2. Those made between persons found guilty of of the same criminal offense, in consideration thereof;  3. Those made to a public officer or his wife, descendants and ascendants, by reason of his office. #Donation #WhoMayGiveDonation #WhoMayReceiveDonation #AlburoLaw

Our Court Advocates provide vital support to survivors navigating the legal system. Without guidance, the complexities of court proceedings can be overwhelming and intimidating, leaving many survivors feeling lost and vulnerable. The cost of not having someone at the courthouse to assist these brave individuals is immense. Survivors may miss crucial opportunities for protection, face increased risks, and struggle to advocate for themselves in a system that can be difficult to navigate alone. Consider sponsoring a survivor by donating, today. Your donation ensures that we can continue providing court advocacy, free of charge, so that survivors have someone in their corner helping them along the way. Your support is essential. By contributing to the Crisis Center for South Suburbia, you help ensure that every survivor has access to the legal advocacy they need to pursue justice and reclaim their lives. Let’s work together to create a safer, more supportive environment for those affected by domestic violence. https://lnkd.in/giFUr5D5 #HealingHappensHere #31derfulways #CCSSEndDomesticViolence #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth

Access to Justice must be a Right, Not a Privilege ⚖️ For survivors of gender-based violence, the journey of fighting for their rights is both courageous and challenging. It’s a path filled with obstacles—emotional, social, and financial. At NyaayDarshak, we believe that no one should have to walk this road alone, and no one should be denied justice simply because they cannot afford it. Therefore, we provide essential legal support to survivors, ensuring they have the tools and guidance to stand up against abuse. But we can’t do this alone. Your donation can make a real difference. By contributing, you help us provide free legal aid, counseling, and support services to those who need it most. Every contribution, big or small, empowers a survivor to stand up for their rights. Our survivors are individuals who may not have the means to hire expensive lawyers, but that doesn’t mean they should be denied the legal support they deserve. Justice shouldn’t be a privilege reserved for a few; it should be accessible to all. We believe that until every survivor can fight for their rights, none of us are truly free from the cycle of violence. Join us in ensuring that justice is within everyone's reach. Donate today and be a part of the change. Link: https://lnkd.in/g5AwVeVY #JusticeForAll #SupportSurvivors #EndGenderViolence #DonateNow

🎥 "It Could Happen to You" – A powerful reminder from Bill Bastuk, Policy Director at the Deskovic Foundation, of the devastating stigma and personal cost of being wrongfully accused of a crime. His story, and countless others, drive our relentless advocacy for justice. 🚨 The Problem: Flawed investigations, bias, and systemic failures leave too many wrongfully accused, convicted, and incarcerated—destroying lives and families. 🌍 Our Mission: To create a world where fairness and truth reign in the criminal justice system. Where investigations are thorough, ethical, and transparent. Where justice truly serves and protects. 💪 How You Can Help: This holiday season, we need your support to expand our team of lawyers, administrators, and investigators. We're aiming to raise $10,000 by the end of 2024—and thanks to a generous supporter, all donations of $100 or more will be matched, dollar for dollar, up to that goal. Together, we can make a difference. Your gift fuels the fight for justice and gives hope to those who need it most. Donate today: [www.deskovicfoundation.org](https://lnkd.in/exwWgeWs) Every dollar counts. Every story matters. #EndWrongfulConvictions #JusticeForAll #CriminalJusticeReform #AdvocacyMatters #DonateNow #JusticePrevails #WrongfulConviction #HopeForJustice #SupportTheInnocent #DeskovicFoundation Bill Bastuk

🌟This #GivingTuesday We Can Help Wisconsinites Find Justice 🌟 Imagine being trapped with an abusive spouse in your remote rural home. For years, "Clara's" husband isolated her, abused her, and threatened her with death if she were to leave him. It was #CivilLegalAid that helped Clara finally divorce her abuser, reclaim her assets, and rebuild her life. We hear many stories like this from the organizations we fund. (Though "Clara" isn't her real name, this woman is a real, very recent client of one of our grant recipients.) Right now, critical federal funding for civil legal aid in Wisconsin is disappearing. **Your donation can change lives.** The Wisconsin Trust Account Foundation (WisTAF) connects people facing life-altering legal challenges with the professional help they need to seek fair solutions. Every contribution helps someone: - Escape domestic violence… - Secure their children’s safety… - Address obstacles to getting employed … - Or in other ways, protect their rights & rebuild their future Give today and be a lifeline for someone in need. Donate now: https://lnkd.in/gUPGvpZf Together, we can ensure NO ONE in Wisconsin faces injustice alone. #AccessToJustice #GivingTuesday #WisconsinCares #SocialJustice #CommunitySupport #CivilLegalAid #LegalAid

Today is Wrongful Conviction Day, a time to reflect on the devastating impact wrongful convictions have on individuals, families, and communities. We ask you to join us in recognizing and standing up for those who have been wrongfully accused and convicted. At the Jeffrey Deskovic Foundation for Justice, we are dedicated to bringing home those who have suffered due to injustice. Our founder, Jeffrey Deskovic, has tirelessly advocated for parole justice, wrongful conviction reform, and compensation for exonerees—essential protections that are still missing in states like Pennsylvania. With your support, we can continue to fight for the innocent and prevent further tragedies. Please consider donating at deskovicfoundation.org and help us hire another attorney to meet the overwhelming number of requests from those seeking justice. Wrongful convictions can happen to anyone—let’s work together to make sure it stops. Share this message, get involved, and learn more today. #WrongfulConvictionDay #JusticeForAll #EndWrongfulConvictions #InnocenceMatters #ParoleJustice #ExonereeCompensation #CriminalJusticeReform #JusticeMatters #SupportTheInnocent #JeffreyDeskovicFoundation #DonateForJustice #FightForFreedom #stopwrongfulconvictions

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16 years ago my state senator told me I would never get Erin’s Law passed in Illinois so he wouldn’t introduce the bill. You can’t tell this mama no and in 2013 Illinois passed it. I set out on a mission in 2008 to get this passed in every state. Today 38 states have Erin’s Law. Kerala, India started requiring it in 2022 and last month Ontario, Canada passed it. These lawmakers eventually discover I don’t go away. Some states have even taken me a decade. I don’t quit. In a few weeks I turn 40. My goal in 2025 is to pass Erin’s Law in 40 states. Will you help me? A documentary is being made that lists out the 12 remaining states below. Please watch the entire trailer of the documentary at www.erinslawfilm.com and share it on your social media platforms and sign up for updates on the production of it. Share it with lawmakers, friends, family, and coworkers. Finally if you can make a one time or monthly donation of $40 to support Erin’s Law for my birthday I would greatly appreciate it. Donate here: https://lnkd.in/gJzPSsP7 Your donations help cover all my travel expenses when I go to each state to testify to lawmakers. On the horizon to travel to in 2025 Kentucky, Iowa, Arizona, Massachusetts, and Wisconsin. I have also been asked by Representative in Massachusetts to come to Ireland with him to get Erin’s Law passed there. Please help me in 2025 educate abused kids in more states and give survivors a voice. Help me put more monsters like principal Kirk Ashton behind bars.

As ECLC celebrates its 50th year in operation, the team have been reflecting on how the collective passion, community support and commitment to helping communities experiencing disadvantage and discrimination led to establishing the then Nunawading Legal Service. Although community and law has come a long way since then – there is still so much work to be done. ECLC’s ongoing work in family violence and elder abuse advocates for integrated services and draws attention to systemic gaps that must be addressed before the abuse can be resolved. Throughout the years however, ECLC has faced major challenges in seeking sufficient funding to support the Centre’s work with local communities – 50 years on, similar challenges remain. While there is no danger of the doors closing at ECLC, there is a deepening crisis in legal help and ECLC is unable to meet demand from community members in need and regularly have no choice but to refer people away who desperately need the Centre’s support. The scale of funding we receive is not enough for the increasing number of people in need. On average our contact centre makes 900 external referrals in one year. 👉 The community deserves better and you can help us make a real difference by donating to our $50 for 50 campaign. All donations are tax deductible and will help the Centre address the ongoing and escalating needs of the community members who need legal help. https://lnkd.in/gCqsEea7 #50for50 #EOFY #funding #freelegal