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Court TV Best Defense blog profiles Louisiana exoneree

Posted: July 26, 2007 7:00 am



Travis Hayes was wrongfully convicted in Lousiana at age 17 and served eight years before he was exonerated by DNA testing.

Court TV's Best Defense blog profiled Hayes on Tuesday, and anchor Jami Floyd frequently highlights the causes of wrongful conviction. Read more.




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