Colin Miller

Associate Dean and Professor @UofSCLaw; Blog Editor, EvidenceProf Blog; Co-Host, @Undisclosedpod

[Colin Miller @EvidenceProf]

@SaraElisabeth02 Thanks!

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Just started looking into the Todd Mullis case, but I haven't read much. Any opinions on whether he's innocent or guilty? Thanks.

[Katt @kattnotwilliams]

Todd Mullis's request for new trial has been denied:

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@Carys_Kitt Thanks!

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@friskytrtlluv97 Thanks. Anything in particular making you think he was clearly guilty?

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Today's blog post: "Supreme Court of California Reverses Death Sentence Because Prosecutor Compared Defendant to a Bengal Tiger": https://t.co/idtSf9CcZj

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@Neuro_DOS Regardless of the prosecutor's intent, it's easy to see how jurors would think that guilt beyond a reasonable doubt is less than 87% certainty.

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Today's blog post: "Missouri Court of Appeals Doesn’t Reverse Conviction Despite Prosecutor’s Comment During Closing That Guilt Beyond a Reasonable Doubt is Less Than 87% Probability": https://t.co/qQF9OPaY3E

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Today, we released Episode 2 of our new @Undisclosedpod deep dive series into the wrongful conviction of Patricia Rorrer: https://t.co/avKVWClpJ6

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Today's blog post: "Court of Appeals of Kentucky Finds Criminal Defendant Waived Spousal Privilege by Calling His Wife to Testify at 2 Pre-Trial Hearings": https://t.co/fkFMCd7zIo

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According to Stefon Morant's legal team, "The jury found not only that NHPD detectives made up false evidence and lied to frame Morant, but that the City of New Haven was directly responsible."

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"Federal jury awards $38 million to man wrongfully convicted in New Haven double murder": https://t.co/fByjF8ucmN

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Andrew Hayes still behind bars despite Shelby County District Attorney saying he was wrongfully convicted of murder: https://t.co/2V5VBgtuce

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@IUHabeas Which also gets to the issue of remote testimony.

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Today's blog post: "Court of Appeals of Virginia Finds No Confrontation Clause Issue With Witness For the Prosecution Concealing His Identity With a Mask While Testifying": https://t.co/akxmQiYWsg

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"3 Men Spent 28 Years in Prison in Death of Elderly Widow. Their Convictions Were Just Overturned": https://t.co/SWQWNewRGQ

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We are back with a brand new deep dive @Undisclosedpod series on a wrongful conviction case! Check out Episode 1 of The State v. Patricia Rorrer: https://t.co/4xITNcqRUD

[Katt @kattnotwilliams]

I see an @Undisclosedpod shout in this article!

Man imprisoned for decades gets millions after Kalamazoo County double murder exoneration https://t.co/zgLPk1dpgQ

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Woolls had been a drug addict, so executioners had difficulty selecting a proper vein for insertion; eventually, “Woolls had to assist execution technicians to find an adequate vein.”

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Tennessee Calls Off Execution After Staff Can’t Find Tony Carruthers’s Vein: https://t.co/o9SZbKaR82

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The failed attempt has echoes of the Randy Woolls case, which I wrote about in "A Death by Any Other Name": https://t.co/CfvIb1GJq9