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Claude Paquin: Quebec: Bulletin: Convicted of two counts of first-degree murder in the 1978 deaths of a couple, spending 41 years in prison for a crime he did not commit., and now, at 82-years-old, believed to be the oldestperson ever acquitted in Canada after being wrongfully convicted, he has filed a $64 million lawsuit against Quebec authorities, CTV (Reporter Olivia O'Malley) reports…"
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Faulty DNA tests: From our 'Here we go again?' department: A disturbing story from NPR - host Ari Shapiro - which I have not heard elsewhere in the media. HL) : "Faulty DNA tests being used in criminal cases in Texas could impact more than 1,000 cases as under some circumstances, these tests were incorrectly coming back as insufficient DNA to test."…"The Houston Forensic Science Center is reviewing hundreds of cases after it detected problems with Qiagen EZ1&2 Investigator DNA test kits. Center CEO Peter Stout says tests were coming back reading no DNA present when there was or that it was just one person's when sometimes it was from multiple people. PETER STOUT: It introduces a question mark that then the rest of the system has to try and figure out, OK, is this a case that was affected, and if so, what are we going to do about it? Do we need to retest it? FLAHIVE: The Texas Department of Public Safety is reviewing around 700 cases at just one lab. Qiagen is one of the big three manufacturers in the world of DNA tests. A Qiagen company spokesman told NPR they received less than 10 complaints in the U.S. about the tests. But the company declined to say the total number of potentially affected tests, so measuring the true impact of the issue has been difficult to determine. Experts say it's a national problem."
Richard Glossip: Oklahoma: Former Death Row Occupant:In late February, the U.S. Supreme Court threw out his conviction, citing missing evidence and false testimony from a witness. Koco (Reporter Elyse Jones) reports that Attorney General Gentner Drummond's decision on Richard Glossip's fate is expected in coming weeks), noting that: "Richard Glossip spent nearly 30 years on death row. On Tuesday, he was transferred from the state prison to the Oklahoma County Detention Center, where he will wait to hear if he is free or headed back to trial. Those answers are expected to come in the next month."
Chris Pelkey: Arizona: Technology: AI (Oh! Oh!) From our 'Mon Dieu! Who would believe this?' department: AI of a dead Arizona road rage victim has addressed his killer in court, The Guardian (Widely Published Freelance Writer Cy Neff) reports, as it publishes a clip of Chris Pelkey, who died in 2021, saying: ‘I believe in forgiveness’ after his sister fed an AI model videos of him…"Pelkey’s appearance from beyond the grave was made possible by artificial intelligence in what could be the first use of AI to deliver a victim impact statement. Stacey Wales, Pelkey’s sister, told local outlet ABC-15 that she had a recurring thought when gathering more than 40 impact statements from Chris’s family and friends. “All I kept coming back to was, what would Chris say?” Wales said."…Pelkey’s appearance from beyond the grave was made possible by artificial intelligence in what could be the first use of AI to deliver a victim impact statement. Stacey Wales, Pelkey’s sister, told local outlet ABC-15 that she had a recurring thought when gathering more than 40 impact statements from Chris’s family and friends. “All I kept coming back to was, what would Chris say?” Wales said."

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