XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX as the XXXXX XXXXXXX should XX XXXXXXXXX XXX XX the inaccuracy of XXXXXXXXXX testimony. XXX death penalty XXXXX XX be XXXXXXXXX because XXXXXXXXXX prove that XXX XXXXXX is XXX sharp enough XX XXXXX someone as 100% XXXXXX. XXXX’s XXX DNA XXXXXXX and XXXXXXXX XX also XXXXXXXXX. Eyewitness XXXXXXXXX is something XXXX XXX a huge XXXXXX XX the juries’ decision XXX XXX potentially lead XX XXXXXXXX executions. Furthermore, XXXX juries solely rely XX eyewitness testimony XX form a XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX the particular case. An example, being XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX of XXXXX XXXXXXX, XXXXX was a case solely impacted XX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXX the XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX wrongful executions. XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX released over XX inmates XXXXX DNA XXXXXXXX because XX wrongful XXXXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXXX XX Time Magazine, X.X% of capital punishment sentences are wrongful XXXXXXXXXXX. So this XXXXX out XX XXXX cases nearly 120 XXX possibly XXX guilty (Drehle). Imagine a loved one, a friend or XXXX you XXXXXXXX capital punishment XXX a XXXXX you didn’t XXXXXX.
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