Dana Stubblefield released from prison after December reversal of rape conviction
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Dana Stubblefield, a former NFL player, has been released from custody more than four years after his rape conviction was overturned by an appellate court. The court found that racial discrimination tainted his trial. He is now on release under strict conditions, such as wearing an ankle monitor and refraining from contacting his accuser. The Santa Clara County DA expressed disappointment at his release, emphasizing that a jury had previously found him guilty and that the focus should remain on the victim and community safety concerns.
A jury unanimously found Mr. Stubblefield guilty of raping a woman at gunpoint, he was given an appropriate sentence, and we felt that justice had been served.
He has simple conditions that are pretty common. He has to show up to court dates if there are any future court dates.
Read at Los Angeles Times
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