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: StandDown Texas ProjectNorth Carolina's Eighth Exoneration from Death Row
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Mandy Locke reports, "Man whose murder conviction was overturned going free," in the Raleigh News & Observer.Levon ?Bo? Jones of Duplin County spent 13 years on death row,
convicted of robbing and shooting a well-liked bootlegger. In 2006, a
federal judge ordered Jones off death row and overturned his
conviction, declaring his lawyer?s performance so poor that his
constitutional rights had been violated.
Friday, Jones will
become the eighth North Carolina man spared a lethal injection after
being cleared of the charges against them. Judges turned the inmates
loose after discovering a variety of problems in their cases, ranging
from hidden evidence to inadequate defense attorneys.
The latest
release comes as the legal system is re-examining the use of capital
punishment in North Carolina...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on May 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
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