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2 Points

Innocence Project Requests another DNA Exoneration (cbs11tv.com)

Tags: postconviction dna testing,exoneration,wrongful conviction

Submitted 5 months ago by joehouse | 0 Comments |

2 Points

Texas Pardons Exonerated Man (www.chron.com)

Tags: texas,exoneration,ronald taylor,houston crime lab,dna,forensics,pardon

Submitted 5 months ago by jeffmiller | 0 Comments |

2 Points

Accrediting handwriting “experts” may not prevent wrongful convictions (gritsforbreakfast.blogspot.com)

Tags: forensic science,exoneration,texas,accreditation

Submitted 5 months ago by joehouse | 0 Comments |

2 Points

Texas Appeals court officially clears wrongly convicted man (www.pr-inside.com)

Tags: texas,wrongful conviction,exoneration,eyewitness identification

Submitted 5 months ago by joehouse | 0 Comments |

3 Points

DMN: Murder Conviction Overturned After 12 Years (www.dallasnews.com)

Tags: texas,exoneration,alberto sifuentes,jesús ramírez,open discovery,eyewitness identification

Submitted 5 months ago by jeffmiller | 0 Comments |

3 Points

Some Thoughts on the Michael Blair Case (standdown.typepad.com)

Tags: texas,dna,exoneration,michael blair

Submitted 6 months ago by jeffmiller | 0 Comments |

4 Points

DNA Clears Man Whose Conviction Led to 'Ashley's Law' (www.chron.com)

Tags: dna,exoneration,innocence project,texas,death penalty

Submitted 6 months ago by jeffmiller | 0 Comments |

2 Points

Fort Worth Star-Telegram - "Top Texas jurists support idea of Innocence Commission" (www.star-telegram.com)

Tags: texas,rodney ellis,wrongful conviction,dna,exoneration

Submitted 6 months ago by joehouse | 0 Comments |

4 Points

CNN - "Cleared by DNA, man tries to reclaim his life" (www.cnn.com)

Tags: james lee woodard,texas,postconviction dna testing,exoneration,wrongful conviction,craig watkins,evidence preservation,prosecutorial misconduct

Submitted 6 months ago by joehouse | 0 Comments |

3 Points

Eyewitness Identification Reform Blog - "Another Flawed Lineup, Another Exoneration in Dallas County, and a Glimmer of Hope" (eyeid.wordpress.com)

Tags: faulty eyewitness identification,sequential presentation,double blind administration,dallas county,postconviction dna testing,exoneration,thomas clifford mcgowan jr

Submitted 7 months ago by joehouse | 0 Comments |

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