My Wrongful Conviction
Welcome to the World of Legal Idiocy
Joey Moncarz
The legal system, along with the prison-industrial complex, serves the needs of the elite and the State and has nothing to do with justice or truth. It's all a sham, through which millions of people get tortured and have their lives upended. This includes hundreds of thousands of wrongful convictions every year. My wrongful conviction was just one minor example in the world of legal idiocy. In my case, rather than the wrongful conviction being race-related (as most are), it was based solely on my critique of schools (exemplified by the DGBS), the State, and civilization. My critique is well-researched and sound, but it makes people "uncomfortable." (Read HERE and HERE to see what I mean.)
“Right, you should not have been convicted. There's a lot questionable here...
the totality [of the evidence] points to a different narrative."
- King's Counsel (KC) barrister in Wellington, who I consulted after losing the trial
the totality [of the evidence] points to a different narrative."
- King's Counsel (KC) barrister in Wellington, who I consulted after losing the trial
“It is only now...that I am truly able to appreciate the New Zealand legal system for the fraud that it is...”
- Ani Mikaere, barrister, Colonising Myths, Maori Realities (2011)
- Ani Mikaere, barrister, Colonising Myths, Maori Realities (2011)
Relevant Readings about my Wrongful Conviction:
"Anatomy of a Wrongful Conviction" - a very brief look at the only provable facts
"You Do the Math: Basic Addition for Dim-Witted Juries" (Read here for examples of the provable facts)
"Abuse - by Whom? Just Another Wrongful Conviction" (January 2025)
"What we experience as 'certainty' - the feeling of knowing what is true about ourselves,
each other, and the world around us - is an illusion that the brain manufactures to help us
make it through each each day...Certainty leads us to miss other explanations."
(psychologist and cognitive neuroscientist Lisa Feldman Barrett 2018, How Emotions Are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain. Mariner Books. p.290)
each other, and the world around us - is an illusion that the brain manufactures to help us
make it through each each day...Certainty leads us to miss other explanations."
(psychologist and cognitive neuroscientist Lisa Feldman Barrett 2018, How Emotions Are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain. Mariner Books. p.290)
“Those with only half the information were actually more confident in their decision...than those who had the complete story. They were quite sure that their decision was the right one, even though they didn’t have all the information.”
- Professor Angus Fletcher, Ohio State University, "The Illusion of Information Adequacy" (Oct 2024)
- Professor Angus Fletcher, Ohio State University, "The Illusion of Information Adequacy" (Oct 2024)
"In the world today, governments and corporations hold a near-total monopoly on power, a major aspect of which is violence...The elite cannot be persuaded by appeals to their conscience. Individuals who...find a better morality will be fired, impeached, replaced, recalled, assassinated."
(Peter Gelderloos, How Nonviolence Protects the State, 2007)