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  • November 14: Brigadier Alfred Dreyfus: Question of the day:"What can a political scandal that seized late-nineteenth century France tell us about the long afterlives of miscarriages of justice?" as discussed by Samantha Dulieu, News Editor of the Justice Gap, who notes that: "Dreyfus was convicted in the paranoid decades after the Franco-Prussian war when tensions remained heightened between France and Germany. He was accused of being a spy and selling military secrets to Germany. A note that was apparently written in Dreyfus’ hand was uncovered in the residence of the German Ambassador in France by a French intelligence agent and the blame immediately landed with Dreyfus. It was a time of antisemitic fervour in France. As a Jew, Dreyfus’ loyalties were assumed not to lie with France, and his conviction catalysed latent, outlandish antisemitic conspiracy theories. The significance of this recent anniversary is found in how long some of myths around the case have endured, and how relevant it still appears."
  • November 13: Richard Glossip: Oklahoma: Major (Welcome) Development: Oklahoma has dropped the murder charge he faced - after nearly executing him 9 times - The Intercept (Reporters Liliana Segura and Jordan Smith) reports, noting that: "But after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Glossip’s conviction in 2025, finding that it was rooted in false testimony and prosecutorial misconduct, Drummond, who by then was running for governor, did an abrupt about-face, announcing he would once again prosecute Glossip for first degree murder. In the year and a half since then, it has become glaringly apparent that prosecutors from Drummond’s office are grossly ill-equipped to take Glossip’s case to trial. Since his original trial in 1998, the state has lost or destroyed evidence, numerous witnesses have died, and prosecutors have conceded that their own star witness — who has sought to recant his testimony multiple times — can’t actually be expected to remember what happened the night of the killing. “For 30 years, Richard Glossip has maintained his innocence,” Knight said in a statement after the hearing. “After nearly executing him 9 times, the State of Oklahoma has now dismissed the murder charge against him. This morning, to finally put this matter to rest, Rich pleaded guilty to being an accessory after the fact. We believe Rich has more than paid his debt to society.”
  • November 13: Recent National Registry of Exonerations (NRE) entry: Sheila Denton: Georgia: Evolving bitemark science - and mark those fatal, but often deceptive words, 'to a reasonable degree of scientific certainty.' Recent National Registry of Exoneration (NRE) entry: As Judge Brooks put it, on dismissing all of the charge, without the bitemark evidence: “the only evidence linking [Denton] to the murder was the testimony of a single witness [Jones] who testified that [Denton] admitted to the murder. However, a review of the trial transcript shows that this witness was effectively impeached at trial and had highly dubious credibility.” The evolving science? ... "In November 2017, Mark Loudon-Brown and Katherine Moss, attorneys from the Southern Center for Human Rights, filed an extraordinary motion for a new trial. The motion asserted that David’s testimony at the trial was no longer valid. The motion was based in part on advancements in the scientific understanding of bitemark evidence, changes in the American Board of Forensic Odontology (ABFO) guidelines, and new opinions from two other forensic odontologists that demonstrated that the bitemark evidence in the case could not affirmatively link Denton the murder."
  • November 12: Sam Hallam: UK: "Someone to Blame." New podcast on this troubling UK case of Identification - and so much more - gone terribly wrong; No evidence, no CCTV footage, and he'd heard that witnesses who claimed to have seen him at the scene had changed their story. Oh, yes. No compensation, Even to this day. As Simon Hattingstone reports in the Guardian: "In court, the prosecution called two witnesses who had placed Hallam at the scene in statements given to the police. One of the girls who had confronted him in the street said she had seen him walking away from the fight, but under cross-examination she admitted that she couldn’t be sure it was Hallam. A friend of the victim, she said that somebody had mentioned Hallam’s name and she “just wanted someone to blame”. In 2012, a play was made about Hallam’s case called Someone to Blame."

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