"Before Donald J Trump, there was Robert "Leslie Stencil" and three federal judges who violated the ethics rules."

April 23, 2024 Charlotte North Carolina USA. Robert Leslie Stencil, the former CEO of Niyato Industries Inc. and current CEO General American LNG, is launching a public appeal for support and legal expertise to overturn what he insists is a wrongful conviction. Stencil, challenging the legitimacy of his conviction, is drawing parallels to the epic confrontation between David and Goliath as he seeks to mobilize American citizens and constitutional lawyers to address what he sees as a profound injustice.

After remaining silent for six years, Stencil has now come forward with proof of unethical behavior against one local and two appellate judges involved in his case. He says "that these judges violated ethical standards, which he believes significantly skewed the judicial proceedings against him. According to Stencil, his conviction was the result of a compromised legal process, not factual guilt."

The implications of Stencil's case extend beyond his personal liberty, touching upon his ambition to pioneer the transformation of the American energy landscape through the adoption of clean, alternative fuels. These projects are over a half a trillion dollars in gross revenue. He contends that his efforts have been deliberately obstructed by entities aiming to maintain the oil and gas industry's dominance, through indictments and purported judicial conflicts of interest.

Sources close to Stencil have brought to light his proof that date back to 2015, suggesting that the judges involved may have had financial stakes in the energy sector, thus questioning their neutrality. Stencil points to the charges against him as being strategically manipulated to shift focus from his energy sector activities to baseless allegations of orchestrating wrongdoing. He directs those interested to go to "freelawproject.org" and related website for evidence of these judicial ethics violations.

In a turn that could potentially alter the course of his legal battle, Stencil was recently presented by those who works for the Department of Justice exculpatory evidence, and was released to his pastor in the past month. which he claims was unjustly withheld until January 2024 approximate five years after the trial. This evidence, according to Stencil, uncovers an overreach by government authorities that threatens not only his personal endeavors but could also stifle American innovation in the energy sector.

The Leslie Defense Fund and Group is actively seeking the collaboration of constitutional attorneys to represent him, journalists, and community members to support Stencil's quest for justice and his advocacy for the advancement of sustainable energy solutions. This fight is framed not merely as an individual's pursuit of exoneration but as a broader crusade for the adoption of cost-effective alternative energy sources, such as compressed natural gas, for the benefit of all Americans.

Stencil has expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the support he has already received and invites further contributions to his cause. Financial contributions to aid his legal defense and promote clean energy initiatives are welcomed, with further information available on his dedicated website.

For additional details about Robert Leslie Stencil's journey, to support his legal defense, or to engage with his cause, interested parties are encouraged to visit: lesliestencil.com
To consider making a donation go to: Leslie stencil give send go site: https://www.givesendgo.com/G9FUA

This initiative represents a collective effort to champion both justice and innovation.

His story underscores the critical importance of upholding First Amendment rights, including freedom of speech, press, and the right to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

By uniting, we can ensure the protection of every individual's right to justice and fairness.

To join Robert Leslie Stencil's fight for justice, learn more about his initiatives at:
Leslie Defense Fund and Group
http://www.lesliestencil.com
For media inquiries, please contact Peter Smithj for Robert Leslie Stencil at help@lesliestencil.com
Text +1 770-322-4819

Leslie's Defense Fund group
140-a Amicks Ferry Rd., Ste 314, Chapin SC 29036
Contact person: Peter Smithj

To help redeem those that have been falsely convicted.

This release was published on openPR.