"Those
aware of the facts of this case find it hard to imagine that any court
today would ignore the perversion of justice it represents." (Dorothy Rabinowitz, WSJ, May 11, 2013) Some courts did ignore it.
New Hampshire courts have declined to hear the habeas corpus appeal of Fr Gordon MacRae, and now an appeal to federal court begins, but the help of many is needed.
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Ryan A. MacDonald, author of A Ram in the Thicket.
I hope every visitor to These Stone Walls has read and shared with others, “The Trials of Father MacRae,” an account of egregious injustice penned last May by Pulitzer Prize-winning Wall Street Journal columnist, Dorothy Rabinowitz. Ms. Rabinowitz was also interviewed in a compelling video on this case which I urge readers not to miss. One phrase in her WSJ article provides a conscience-stirring summation:
New Hampshire courts have declined to hear the habeas corpus appeal of Fr Gordon MacRae, and now an appeal to federal court begins, but the help of many is needed.
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Ryan A. MacDonald, author of A Ram in the Thicket.
I hope every visitor to These Stone Walls has read and shared with others, “The Trials of Father MacRae,” an account of egregious injustice penned last May by Pulitzer Prize-winning Wall Street Journal columnist, Dorothy Rabinowitz. Ms. Rabinowitz was also interviewed in a compelling video on this case which I urge readers not to miss. One phrase in her WSJ article provides a conscience-stirring summation:
“Those aware of the facts of this case find it hard to imagine that any court today would ignore the perversion of justice it represents.’
Please help share this guest post: "For Father MacRae's Appeal to Move Forward, Help is Needed"
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