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: StandDown Texas ProjectMore on Todd Willingham
By Steve Hall
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Today's Houston Chronicle carries the latest column by Rick Casey, "Can e-mail be saved by deleting it?"A
couple of weeks ago I sent a request to the Texas Forensic Commission
under the Public Information Act for any documents or e-mails regarding
two new policies put into place by the commission's controversial new
chairman, John Bradley. A
quick refresher: Bradley is the Williamson County district attorney
appointed Sept. 30 by Gov. Rick Perry to replace the previous chairman.
This was just days before the commission was to discuss in open session
a report from a national expert saying that the arson evidence that led
a jury to convict and sentence to death the late Cameron Todd
Willingham was grievously flawed. Bradley's first act was to cancel the
meeting...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on December 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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