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Thursday’s Quick Clicks…

Posted on August 20, 2015 by Mark Godsey | Leave a comment

The Ohio Innocence Project seeks DNA testing for Chaz Bunch, convicted of 2001 rape and robbery…
Mississippi Supreme Court rules death row inmate Eddie Lee Howard may file petition for post-conviction relief…
New Jersey Supreme Court overturns murder conviction based on defendant’s confession, rules confession was improperly obtained in violation of defendant’s fifth amendment rights…
In Scotland, ‘Appin Murder’ campaigners told no pardon in historic miscarriage of justice case…
From The Nation: Conviction rates do not define the efficacy of a legal system…
Former Long Beach Poly Football Star Brian Banks Tells Police, Prosecutors the Story of His Wrongful Rape Conviction and Eventual Exoneration…

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Posted in Access to DNA testing, DNA, Eastern Europe, Post-conviction relief, Royal Pardon, Scotland

Tagged Brian Banks, DNA, DNA testing, fifth amendment, miscarriage of justice, Ohio Innocence Project, pardon, police misconduct, Post-conviction relief

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