Texas Lawmakers Did Something Unprecedented to Save an Innocent Man's Life
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The Texas Legislature's unprecedented action in halting Robert Roberson's execution underscores the dramatic steps people are willing to take to prevent miscarriages of justice.
This case exemplifies the flaws in relying on now discredited theories like shaken baby syndrome, which has resulted in many wrongful convictions across the United States.
Roberson's trial highlighted systemic issues, such as ignorance of his autism during his daughter’s tragic situation, leading to a flawed assumption of his guilt.
With at least 30 individuals previously exonerated due to misunderstandings surrounding shaken baby syndrome, Roberson's case could further ignite justice reform across states.
Read at Slate Magazine
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