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Oklahoma’s Wretched Record of Wrongful Convictions

"Since 1993, 35 wrongfully convicted Oklahomans have been officially exonerated, according to the National Registry of Exonerations; 15 inmates have been freed in the past decade. Almost half of the state’s exonerees had been convicted of murder; 17 percent for sexual assault."

National Review

August 9, 2018

False ConvictionsAnthony BradleyAugust 10, 2018National Review, Oklahoma
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