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: StandDown Texas ProjectMore on the Forensic Science Commission
By Steve Hall
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Dave Montgomery reports, "New forensic commission e-mail policy goes in 'wrong direction,' lawmaker says." The article appeared in the Saturday edition of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.Members of a state commission examining the case of Cameron Todd
Willingham have been asked to delete e-mail correspondence, a policy
that came under attack Friday from a state senator who helped create
the 4-year-old agency.
The Texas Forensic Science Commission has
drawn national attention over an inquiry to determine whether a flawed
arson investigation led to Willingham?s execution in 2004. John
Bradley, who took over as chairman of the revamped commission Sept. 30,
told state senators this month that the commission must adopt new rules
before proceeding with the inquiry...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on November 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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