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Fmr. Prosecutor Disbarred For Withholding Vital Evidence In Case Where Black Men Got Life Sentence
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6:48Now PlayingAbsolutely shameful ...
A former Dallas County prosecutor is disbarred from practicing law in Texas for withholding vital evidence in a case where two homeless Black men were sentenced to life in prison.
Richard Jackson surrendered his law license after the Supreme Court of Texas concluded that he failed to inform Dennis Allen and Stanley Mozee's defense attorneys about evidence that could have cleared them at their capital murder trials in 2000.
The men spent 14 years in prison for the fatal stabbing of a pastor. They were released in 2014 after DNA testing helped clear them.
According to the Innocence Project, Jackson is one of just four prosecutors disbarred for misconduct that resulted in a wrongful conviction.
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