Justice delayed: The cover-up of a known wrongful conviction
In rare rebuke from the bench, Mark Fishburn calls law enforcement actions in Paul Shane Garrett case “malfeasance,” which led to a $1.2 million settlement with Metro.
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Justice delayed: The cover-up of a known wrongful conviction
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