The Innocence Project continues doing great work. Yet CNN/AP reveals that Dallas prosecutors also are doing their part. James Lee Woodard did 27 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit! Two weeks ago Thomas McGowan walked after 23 years! I've previously posted on Alabama being one of the few states to not provide a method by which inmates can petition for DNA testing and also on what a goober Alabama Governor Bob Riley has been regarding Tommy Arthur. I have long been opposed to the death penalty and can't help but think cases such as these have to help the cause. Even those in support of the practice surely can accept justice requires more than Alabama and other states presently offer. John Gunn
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
More Justice from The Innocence Project
The Innocence Project continues doing great work. Yet CNN/AP reveals that Dallas prosecutors also are doing their part. James Lee Woodard did 27 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit! Two weeks ago Thomas McGowan walked after 23 years! I've previously posted on Alabama being one of the few states to not provide a method by which inmates can petition for DNA testing and also on what a goober Alabama Governor Bob Riley has been regarding Tommy Arthur. I have long been opposed to the death penalty and can't help but think cases such as these have to help the cause. Even those in support of the practice surely can accept justice requires more than Alabama and other states presently offer. John Gunn
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