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Wrongful convictions: Research by D. Michael Risinger, Professor of Law at Seton Hall indicates that 3.3%-5% of those convicted of crimes are factually innocent. Some have estimated 130,000 to 260,000 American inmates did not commit the crime they've been convicted of. My son is one of them, convicted of murder despite exculpatory evidence. This blog is dedicated to exonerating him and others by raising our national awareness of wrongful convictions.
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Video about Todd's Case
Reasonable Doubt
Watch the video, which includes an interview with one of Todd's jurors, who says he not sure if Todd actually did it.
When a juror isn't sure of guilt
It's astonishing, but a juror's admission of what is clearly reasonable doubt isn't even admissible in court. Learn more about this unfortunate rule of evidence and hear a recording of an interview with one of Todd's jurors.
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- "Newmiller's Fight Goes On" by Michael de Yoanna
- From the High Plains Messeger -- Reasonable Doubt: Why the media won't shut up about Todd Newmiller and why he deserves a new trial
- "Reasonable Doubt" by Michael de Yoanna
- High Plains Messenger reports questions raised about the trial
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1 comment:
Nice video, Bill. Hang in there.
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