[AnotherUnixGeek]

They just released a guy who was on death row today. I tend to automatically oppose any cause Hollywood celebrities get behind but from the news articles it appears the prosecution didn't have incontrovertible proof in this case. Death penalty cases can't have the slightest possibility of errors or mistaken identities. Releasing some guy from death row on a technicality designed to keep him from suing the DA does not inspire confidence in prosecutors seeking the death penalty.

[Niuhuru]

“Death penalty cases can’t have the slightest possibility of errors or mistaken identities. “

WHich makes sense. Cases where there are executions should have cast iron proof that something was done and there is no possibility that the defendent is executed.