Wednesday’s Quick Clicks…

Posted on March 14, 2012 by Mark Godsey | Leave a comment

Michael Hash, previously reported on here, could walk free today in Virginia
Judicial corruption and pressure to be “tough on crime” in South Korea said to lead to wrongful convictions
Texas defense attorney appointed as “special prosecutor” to look into the misconduct of the prosecutor (now judge) Ken Anderson in the Michael Morton wrongful conviction (more here)
Police and prosecutors in Australia criticized for being no-shows at the big innocence-related conference in Australia last week; recent exoneree David Bain charmed the crowd with his speech about his wrongful conviction
Group says there is too much doubt of guilt in the Oklahoma case of Timothy Shawn Stemple, who is set to be executed next week
More on the negotiations in New York over innocence reforms and expanding the DNA database

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