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Friday Roundup: Reducing Wrongful Convictions
Posted: March 4, 2011 5:26 pm
After further DNA testing, Houston DA asks court to clear Innocence Project client George Rodriguez of a 1987 rape.
Massachusetts judge will allow testimony from false confessions expert at arson trial.
Innocence Commission of Florida fights for improved police lineups to reduce eyewitness misidentifications.
A California Public Defender’s office pays homage to the Innocence Project.
Unstable state medical examiner’s office in Mississippi prompts lawmakers to consider legislation that changes oversight of the office.