Jabateh’s 30-year sentence was upheld once again, even while recognizing that the conduct underlying his fraud convictions did not constitute a crime.
This article highlights the tension between substantive justice and legal finality.
✍️ Kristina Hon, for our blog civitas-maxima.org/finality-in-...
In 2026, an appeals court rejected Mohamed Jabateh’s latest challenge despite agreeing his fraud convictions may rest on non-criminal conduct, citing procedural limits. His 30-year sentence remains fi...
