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After Testimony Surfaces That Could Have Exonerated Man Imprisoned For 22 Years, U.S. Supreme Court Orders New Trial. Tennessee Prosecutors Would Be “Idiots” To Retry Him

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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE - Tennessee death row inmate Paul House said prosecutors would be “idiots” if they begin a new trial against him after nearly 22 years. In an interview Wednesday with The Associated Press, House said he’s lost all faith in the criminal justice system and may pursue a lawsuit in his conviction for the 1985 [...]

Full post as published by Bad Cop News on April 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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