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: StandDown Texas ProjectThe Posthumous Exoneration of Tim Cole & the Need for Eyewitness ID Reform
By Steve Hall
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Rick Casey has devoted two recent columns to the case. First, "What's the matter with Texas DAs?.When Lubbock police sought Baytown resident Michele Mallin's help in
identifying the man who raped her 25 years ago when she was a
20-year-old Texas Tech student, they violated virtually every safeguard
now recommended to minimize false identifications.And:But all those mistakes in witness identification were then and not now, right? I wish. When
an Austin district judge held a hearing in February that laid out all
the mistakes and confirmed that the result was that Timothy Cole died
an innocent man in prison, Lubbock County District Attorney Matthew
Powell didn't bother to attend, though he was in Austin on other
business...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on August 10, 2009 (boomark / email).
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