Guilty Until Proven Innocent - The Atlantic - Megan Rose and ProPublica

When DNA evidence exonerated two men convicted in a 1987 murder, one took his chances on a retrial to overturn his conviction. The other accepted a special deal from prosecutors and left prison immediately—as a convicted murderer.

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