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The San Francisco chapter of the Northern California Innocence Project and the S.F. public defender's office are teaming up on the murder case of Ludrate Burton. Golden Gate University law school's Susan Rutberg, who runs the local office of the Santa Clara-based project, hopes to take advantage of a 2001 state law allowing for post-conviction DNA testing in cases like Burton's. The project also gives law students an opportunity to employ the hypothetical situations they study in the classroom.
May 15, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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