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San Antonio Express News supports state innocence commission

Posted: February 28, 2007



26 people have been exonerated by DNA testing in the state of Texas. Voices are joining the call for state lawmakers to create an innocence commission, which will review criminal justice procedures and aim to prevent future wrongful convictions.

An editorial today in the San Antonio Express News supports the initiative.

Read our previous blog posts on a Texas Innocence Commission.
Six states have innocence commissions, read more here. 

 



 

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