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In response to "not a full picture by any means, but there have been 244 convictions overturned through DNA evidence in the last 20 years. -- (link)" by znufrii

17 of which were on death row. -- nm

Posted by TFox Oct 20 '09, 08:31

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maybe not if it was a one week stay there. nm -- nm - groiny Oct 20, 08:32 4
- uh, yeah. Then these innocent people would be dead. -- nm - Reagen Oct 20, 08:35 3
  - they probably would have stopped looking at evidence. - groiny Oct 20, 08:37 2
    - so we need the DP in order to get people to look harder at whether we've convicted the right people, but they only get a week to do it? - Reagen Oct 20, 08:40 1
      - *laughing* - groiny Oct 20, 08:43
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- nope, i'm not trying to imply anything of the sort. i know that the reason for the ratio is how few death row convictions there are. -- nm - TFox Oct 20, 08:32

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