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Justice for Robert Sylvester Kelly

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TRAY C
5 years ago

Free R Kelly!

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Carolyn holloway
5 years ago

to whom it may concern I feel like rkelly is being set up hes not a threat to noone he havent been convicted what happen to innocent til proven guilty give him a fair chance please he dont deserve this

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J Dupuis
5 years ago

Mr. Robert Sylvester Kelly poses no threat to the community. He deserves bail to sit down with his lawyers to defend himself. It's impossible to do that in jail during a pandemic.

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Paulette Mcmillian
5 years ago

I truly believe Mr. ROBERT S. KELLY IS BEING TREATED UNFAIRLY.

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Orissa Michelle Stewart
5 years ago

Due process for all, not just one.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

FREE THE KING

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Elston Angelina
5 years ago

Free Robert Sylvester Kelly, This man is not being treated right... They keep Denying his bail and that’s not right.

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Marcus Steward
5 years ago

Free R Kelly

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Allison McDonald
5 years ago

On The Behalf Of Robert Kelly Should Have A Right For Bail & And Should Have The Right To Fair And Approciate Counsel To Predate For A Fair Trial.

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Joy Williams
5 years ago

Robert deserves a bail in order to fight these charges. He is no danger to the community.

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J Davenport
5 years ago

Pretrial detention of suspects directly impacts the presumption of innocence. The cornerstone of the justice system is that no one will be punished without the benefit of due process. Incarceration before trial, when the outcome of the case is yet to be determined, cuts against this principle. The Founders were aware of the dangers inherent in indiscriminate imprisonment such as in Mr. Kelly's current situation which is one of the main reasons behind the inclusion of the Eight Amendment in the Bill of Rights, prohibiting excessive bail. Historically, the laws limiting pretrial detention were enacted to change the focus from personal to penal purposes, thus remedying the abuses of earlier English monarchs who used jail before trial as a form of punishment. In Mr. Kelly's case, it appears that he is being punished and his team of lawyers for some "unknown" reason are ill equipped to handle such a constitutional challenge. Mr. Leonard's argument was weak an unimpressive for a federal criminal defense lawyer. The question is why? This man should at the very least, he should be released on bail- under house arrest until he goes to trial.

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Joye Ross
5 years ago

Mr Kelly deserves due process just as every American citizen!

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Gary Williams
5 years ago

Robert Sylvester Kelly poses no threat to our community. He is innocent until proven guilty.

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Gwendolyn Baker
5 years ago

l support Robert S. Kelly aka Rkelly.

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Constance Williams
5 years ago

RKelly is no threat to our community , and he deserves equal rights as an American citizen. He deserves a bail! Justice for RKELLY

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Patricia Fobbs
5 years ago

If a convicted felon like avenatti deserves a bond. So does a innocent till proven guilty black man !!!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago Featured

Due process balances the power of law of the land and protects the individual person from it. There are Constitutional protections that Mr. Kelly has been denied and that's very disheartening to watch a man "only accused of crimes but never convicted" suffer.

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Stephanie Lowe
5 years ago

Give Robert Sylvester Kelly Due Process and Bail

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Anonymous
5 years ago

U.S. FIFTH AMENDMENT "No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury... Nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; Nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself." In 2008, Mr. Robert Sylvester Kelly found NOT GUILTY in a criminal trial by a jury of his peers. Yet, over the years... the anger was building up and these prosecutors allegedly appear to have been determined to "Make him pay for crimes that the jury said he did not commit." U.S. SIXTH AMENDMENT "In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed..." U.S. FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT "American government must operate within the law ("legality") and provide fair procedures." U.S. FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT "Promises protection of "Due Process" in the Bill of Rights..."

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Charlene Jaramillo
5 years ago

God