On the recordJanuary 10, 2006
Because it will either confirm the guilt. It may demonstrate, and there's a high probability that it will remain inconclusive. Or it may to some degree exonerate him.
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transcripts.cnn.comMark Warner: “Because it will either confirm the guilt. It may demonstrate, and there's a high probability that it will remain…”
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Mark Warner discusses the implications of DNA testing in the case of Roger Coleman, who was executed for a crime he maintains he did not commit.
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