The Innocence Project of Texas

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Apr 27 2008

Dallas D.A. Considers Non-DNA Cases

Published by Natalie Roetzel under Criminal Justice

Since the beginning of the Innocence Project of Texas’s partnership with the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office, our organization has reviewed more than 100 cases. While several of these cases warrant DNA testing in order to determine whether the convicted individual is guilty or innocent, several others do not have the luxury of DNA. […]

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Apr 22 2008

Crime and Exoneration - The DNA Age

Published by Natalie Roetzel under Criminal Justice

Last week’s Economist features an article regarding Crime and Exoneration in the DNA age, and it highlights the advancements in DNA technology which are leading to the release of more and more innocent inmates suffering at the hands of wrongful convictions. In doing so, the article takes a deliberate glance at the innocence movement […]

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Apr 16 2008

Thomas McGowan cleared by DNA and released today in Dallas County

Published by Natalie Roetzel under Exonerees

Thomas McGowan spent the last 23 years in prison for a sexual assault he did not commit. DNA cleared McGowan of that crime earlier this week, and he was released from incarceration today. McGowan is the 16th Dallas County man to be proven innocent by DNA testing since 2001. Dallas County continues […]

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