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by jmcgough
1891 days ago
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They don't have a lot of resources so they only take on cases that are clear injustices. Usually this means that there's good evidence that the person is actually innocent and the trial was completely botched. There are plenty of rural areas where the court decides that someone "seems" guilty and then suppresses any evidence that doesn't support that. |
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