[2026-CM-398486-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 charge and sentenced to a wrong period of imprisonment exceeding 5,200 days whereas my correct sentence was 607 days. This mistake was not detected for a period of about one month until I consulted a lawyer about my parole. I had been working in prison in order to decrease my prison term and was able to decrease it by 1,837 days; however, this decrease was applicable to an unjustly increased sentence. Inaction of the State resulted in me being deprived of my freedom, being kept in jail longer and not being able to benefit from the work I did in order to reduce my prison term. The mistakes of the State, including its inability to calculate my sentence correctly and the absence of empathy when dealing with the mistake, affected my emotional well-being and caused psychological problems.

Demand: 1,200,000 1000 per day spent in prison

Witnesses:
C2-87 — Snr. Ofc. J. Mercer,C2-39 — Snr. Ofc. C. Lightning,C2-89 — Snr. Ofc. C. O'Mally,S3-01 — Dep. M. Moussy

Evidence: Bodycam from officers, Medical Records

[Harold Hoetoe]

I, Harold Hoetoe, will preside over this case as Judge

[Maeve Estella]

I Maeve Estella will be on this case as Co- Counsel for the Plaintiff

[Thomas Tenmenn]

I, Thomas Tenmenn, will be Lead Counsel for the State.

The State, on behalf of my client, The Department of Justice. Herby offers a settlement figure of $3,085,000 for Wrongful Imprisonment.

[Kevin Palmer]

I, Kevin Palmer, will represent the plaintiff as lead counsel