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: Texas Death Penalty BlogCharles T. Terrell on Innocence
By "Persian Cowboy"
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The following is Charles T. Terrell's letter to the editors of the Dallas Morning News. Mr. Terrell is the former chairman of the board, for Texas Criminal Justice Department.I join you in thanking and congratulating state Sen. Royce West and Sen. Rodney Ellis for their leadership in helping innocent people who may have spent years in prison for crimes they did not commit, and for establishing an innocence commission to lessen the chances of an innocent person being sent to prison -- or worse, to death row.If our district attorney, Craig Watkins, has already brought about the exoneration of 19 innocent men from just the Dallas area, how many more innocent are among the hundreds on death row? How do we expect previously incarcerated people to succeed without help?We get 500 of them monthly returning to Dallas to look for jobs and housing...continue to full postFull post as published by Texas Death Penalty Blog on April 24, 2009 (boomark / email).
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