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In April, the Texas Legislature hurriedly passed and enacted a new law giving prisoners broader access to courts and new hope to those who insist they can be exonerated through DNA tests. But six months later, the justice that the law was supposed to mete out has gotten messy. Prosecutors, criminal defense lawyers and convicts alike say they are confounded by different aspects of the DNA testing statute.
November 12, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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