Monday’s Quick Clicks…

Posted on May 7, 2012 by | Leave a comment
  • Kevin Nunn, convicted of murder in England despite the fact that semen found on victim’s body did not match him, has been fighting to see if the DNA from the semen will match someone else, but the courts turned down his request last week
  • Giovanni Rameriz, the man falsely accused in the Dodger Stadium beating of Giants fan last year, tells story of how false allegation damaged his life
  • UK exoneree Patrick Maguire is holding an art exhibition (and selling his art) to raise money for the defense of another man, Sam Hallam, who Maguire believes has been wrongfully convicted
  • Commentator argues that Robert Dewey exoneration last week in Colorado provides that state with another good reason to re-examine the death penalty
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