Prejean, C.S.J. book, Dead Man Walking, the author speaks of numerous cases that sent innocent people to death row, only to later be proven innocent. Another such case was based on a Florida man who was sentenced to die in 1983. Errors at the original trial led to a new trial, at which the prosecution's chief witness admitted that his earlier testimony had been false. A documentary film, such as The Thin Blue Line." described the injustice that can occur through the court system. This was witnessed through the Texas Court Appeal which changed a conviction decision in 1989 after it was proven that Randall Dale Adams was in fact innocent of killing a
Prejean, C.S.J. book, Dead Man Walking, the author speaks of numerous cases that sent innocent people to death row, only to later be proven innocent. Another such case was based on a Florida man who was sentenced to die in 1983. Errors at the original trial led to a new trial, at which the prosecution's chief witness admitted that his earlier testimony had been false. A documentary film, such as The Thin Blue Line." described the injustice that can occur through the court system. This was witnessed through the Texas Court Appeal which changed a conviction decision in 1989 after it was proven that Randall Dale Adams was in fact innocent of killing a