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Waller to become 12th Dallas exoneree since 2001
Posted: January 17, 2007
In a hearing today at 11:30 a.m., James Waller will become the 12th Dallas County man proven innocent by DNA testing since 2001. The Innocence Project and Dallas County District Attorneys Office will agree on findings that show Waller’s actual innocence.
Waller will need a governor’s pardon or a writ from the Court of Criminal Appeals before the exoneration is considered official.
Waller will need a governor’s pardon or a writ from the Court of Criminal Appeals before the exoneration is considered official.
Read the Dallas Morning News Story on Waller’s case.
View the Innocence Project press release on Waller’s case.