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Hours before his scheduled execution, a Texas death row inmate won a temporary reprieve while the state's highest court considers its first appeal under a new law giving inmates access to state-funded DNA testing. The case could help determine how the DNA testing law should be applied in lower courts. The law allows convicts access to DNA testing that could exonerate them if the tests were not available at trial.
July 25, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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