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In reply to the discussion: Texas Prosecutor faces justice over man wrongly convicted and imprisoned for 25 years [View all]liberalhistorian
(20,905 posts)14. You would be horrified to know
just how many prosecutors put people on death row whom they either know are innocent or have reason to suspect their guilt, all so they can rack up a conviction or don't have to publicly admit a mistake. The case of Jesse Tafero in Florida is one execution that immediately comes to mind. That prosecutor should have been imprisoned for life for murder, frankly.
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Texas Prosecutor faces justice over man wrongly convicted and imprisoned for 25 years [View all]
True Earthling
Nov 2012
OP
While I have never denegrated the police to my children or grandchildren...
BanzaiBonnie
Nov 2012
#31
There's so much horror in this world, what's a little more to throw into the pot? Thanks
coalition_unwilling
Nov 2012
#22
I know. I actually have been involved off and on again with the anti-death penalty
coalition_unwilling
Nov 2012
#36
Goya and Bosch would have a field day painting the horrors and depredations
coalition_unwilling
Nov 2012
#41
Michael Morton is an incredible man and this POS judge ought to spend 25 years in jail
NotThisTime
Nov 2012
#17