The story of Anthony Davis makes you sick. It makes you have fear for courts because it  is there that you might be harmed. Irrational  decisions to move forward kill a human being without clear evidence is unsettling.

Court records indicate that witnesses in Troy's case have withdrawn testimonies but the court is still pressing forward.  When witnesses change their minds in a death penalty case, why is the court certain to move on with the prosecution?

So many cases are thrown out of court for being insufficient in one aspect or the other, but in Troy's case, it is as though the court has a modus operandi to end his life. Is this the case, if not what is at issue?

It is time for all of us to stand united against injustice. We plant today the seeds for the world we will for tomorrow.

http://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta/judge-must-decide-whether-556708.html​ 

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooPHNsFqb8M