Sha'Teek B

Independent Criminal Justice Researcher & Publish Author

Independent • Indépendant

Sep 2015 - Present • 11 yrs 1 mo

Founder of TFIO Justice Initiative, specializing in criminal justice research, wrongful conviction case analysis, court record review, and written case assessments. Experienced in reviewing case documents, identifying factual inconsistencies, organizing complex information, researching legal procedures, and developing clear, structured written analyses to help individuals better understand potential issues in their cases. Published author of The Forgotten Frequency: The Rise of the Original Man, available on Amazon. My writing experience demonstrates my commitment to communicating complex ideas clearly and producing organized, meaningful written work. My work combines independent research, critical thinking, detailed document review, and professional writing to support individuals seeking a better understanding of their legal circumstances. I provide independent research and document analysis services, not legal representation or legal advice.

Independant Criminal Justice Researcher

Self Employed • Freelance

Sep 2015 - Present • 11 yrs 1 mo

Independent Criminal Justice Researcher | Personal Post-Conviction Advocacy My experience in criminal justice research was developed through my own fight to overturn a wrongful conviction. After spending approximately nine years incarcerated, I continued challenging my conviction and working to identify important issues in the case. Through this process, I gained firsthand experience reviewing court records, examining legal filings, organizing case information, researching post-conviction proceedings, and following the procedural steps involved in challenging a criminal conviction. My journey required persistence, careful attention to detail, and the ability to examine complex information and identify questions requiring further investigation. My case is documented by the National Registry of Exonerations under the name Shateek Lanier. My convictions were vacated in 2021, and the prosecution dismissed the charges in December 2021. I created TFIO Justice Initiative to apply the knowledge and perspective I gained from this experience to research and writing projects focused on criminal justice and public information. I aim to help clients organize information, locate relevant public sources, prepare clear research summaries, and communicate information effectively. I approach every project with diligence, professionalism, respect for confidentiality, and a commitment to accuracy. My experience is grounded in firsthand involvement with the criminal justice system, independent research, and personal post-conviction advocacy. Services are limited to research, writing, proofreading, and document organization. I do not represent clients as an attorney or provide legal advice.