Submitted by lavaforgood t3_ywyatm in IAmA
RandalWilkinson t1_iwlzudm wrote
Tell us about the Conviction Integrity Unit. Are their decisions binding?
lavaforgood OP t1_iwm5qj1 wrote
Conviction Integrity Review Units are able to reinvestigate cases with compelling claims of innocence, and they aren’t bound by appellate deadlines, or issues that may have already been settled in court. They can basically start from scratch and consider all the evidence, new and old. Pretty much what we did in our investigation. Because the State Attorney’s office is so heavily invested in protecting the conviction of Leo Schofield, we think it’s necessary to get an independent, unbiased review of his case. Unfortunately, the 10th Circuit’s State Attorney’s Office does not have a Conviction Integrity Review Unit.
-G.K.
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