[2026-CM-431612-GD] Marley Duckenfield v. State of San Andreas

[Marley Duckenfield]

Complaint Type: General Dispute

Plaintiff: Marley Duckenfield

Self Rep: no

Respondent: State of San Andreas

Claim:
I was charged with a RICO offence, which resulted in me being sentenced to more than 5,200 days in prison. This sentence was issued incorrectly, as the correct sentence should have been 607 days. This error remained undiscovered for approximately one month and was only found after I talked with a lawyer regarding my eligibility for parole. During that discussion, it became apparent that the sentence recorded against me was substantially higher than the sentence I should have received.

During my incarceration, I was actively working off my time and before my release I worked off 1837 of my sentence which was way larger than the original time I was sentenced correctly. However, these reductions were applied to an unlawfully inflated sentence rather than the lawful sentence of 607 days. As a result, the time and effort I invested in reducing my sentence were significantly devalued by the State's error and the work that was completed with the prison was only paying little amounts of money per job compared to the work I could have done whilst at DW customs.

The time I spent in prison caused me to have no connection to outside family and friends causing emotional distress. This was also caused due to the negligence of the guard within prison. The lack of empathy and failure to responsibly manage its systems and equipment significantly worsened my situation. Their negligence caused me considerable emotional distress and psychological trauma, further deteriorating my mental wellbeing and leaving me in a substantially worse mental state than I was prior to these events.

Demand: 9,185,000 (5,000 for each of the 1,837 days served)

Witnesses: C2-89 | SO. O'Mally,S3-01 | Dep. M. Moussy,C2-87 | Snr. Ofc. Mercer

Evidence: Medical Records, Officer bodycam

[Thomas Tenmenn]

I, Thomas Tenmenn will be lead counsel for The State.


Thomas Tenmenn
Deputy District Attorney

[Jack McCoy]

I, ADA Jack McCoy, will act as co-counsel for the State

[Harold Hoetoe]

I, Harold Hoetoe, shall preside over this case as Judge.

[Robert Zane]

I, Robert Zane, will be serving as Co-Judge for this case.