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More Misconduct ... And Cost?

By Steve Hall

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Gary Gauger, the exonerated former Illinois death row inmate, is suing law enforcement officials over his treatment. The Northwest Herald today reports, "Jury selection continues in malicious prosecution case." It's written bu Jillian Duchnowski.Jury selection will continue today for Gary Gauger?s malicious prosecution lawsuit against the sheriff?s office. Gauger, who was convicted and later exonerated of his elderly parents? 1993 murders, is claiming three sheriff?s investigators maliciously initiated and supported the criminal proceedings against him. Gauger, 57, seeks damages for the more than three years he spent behind bars and for post-traumatic stress disorder.On Monday, attorneys chose six jurors; they will pick a total of 12 jurors and two alternates...continue to full post

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on August 11, 2009 (boomark / email).

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