UMVA has learned that a stunning rebuke has been issued against Philadelphia's Soros-backed District Attorney, Larry Krasner, by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
The court has accused Krasner of misrepresenting facts in cases to dismiss charges against criminals, and has imposed a stringent new rule requiring the state attorney general's office to review all attempts to overturn convictions.
This extraordinary ruling comes after Krasner's office was found to have made "numerous instances of untrustworthy concessions, lack of candor, misrepresentations of fact, lack of adequate investigation, and avoidance of hearings."
The Supreme Court's opinion, delivered in a 5-2 decision, stated that Krasner's actions "do not minister justice, it facilitates injustice," and that his behavior has made it necessary for the attorney general's office to intervene on behalf of the commonwealth.
According to information obtained by UMVA, the new rule will require the attorney general's office to review all cases where Krasner seeks to overturn a conviction, ensuring that a proper investigation has been conducted.
This development is a significant blow to Krasner's reputation, and marks a rare instance of a state's highest court taking such drastic action against a district attorney.
The case at the center of this ruling involved Lavar Brown, a man convicted of murder and sentenced to death row, and has raised serious questions about Krasner's approach to justice.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that Krasner's actions have sparked widespread criticism, with many questioning his priorities and commitment to public safety.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's ruling has sent a strong message that Krasner's behavior will no longer be tolerated, and that the state will take steps to ensure justice is served.
