A story that should be higher on the national radar, but isn't.
He quoted Deuteronomy 28:14-22 in a letter to a judge while in jail. The judge testified he didn't find it threatening, but the Rev. Pinkney still got three years in prison.
Uh...
Granted, he strikes me as a bit of a blowhard, but this is an injustice.
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