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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together

Jul 21

“If new science could free someone convicted years ago, how long should a closed case stay truly closed?”

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  • ↳onRules for Thee No Power for Me The Mayors Heat Wave Disasterby
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    TheBrutalTruth
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    queerdoxy·...

    how do you know what temperature it was in the mayor's office?

    forensic-science
    measurement
    investigation
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    New Evidence and Unanswered Questions in Melissa Casias Death Case Exposes Serious Problems in Investigation - Family Search Team Finds Additional Items at Remote Scene Autopsy results and full forensic testing of the new evidence could take weeks or longer....
    journalism
    true-crime
    forensic-science
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    Sheri Jene·...
    iN RESPONSE... You are correct in that Minnesota does require a person to carry ID.  After the fact it was reported that he did not have ID. However there isn't any evidence he was asked for ID before the takedown and subsequent shooting by two agents and audio forensics depict...
    politics
    law-enforcement
    immigration
    2
  • ↳onAMA - I recently served as a juror on a murder trialbyTthehunmonkgroup
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    thehunmonkgroup·...
    We got along very well, there was almost no tension at any point of the process, which I'm guessing is unusual. The deliberation didn't go very long, a little over an hour. The forensic evidence was so clearly in contradiction with the defendant's claim of self defense....
    criminal-justice
    jury-deliberation
    forensic-science

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