sábado, agosto 09, 2003
FOTOGRAFIA - The Innocents
Injustice for All
A.B. Butler served 16½ years;Ron Williamson served 11 years.
Tim Durham served 3 ½ Years; Frederick Daye served 10 years.
AGE OF "INNOCENTS"
Fifty years after James D. Watson and Francis Crick discovered the double helix structure of genetic information, DNA has found for itself a niche in popular culture as well. It has spawned fashion accessories, pop music and, at the moment, six exhibitions that together make up “The DNAge,” a festival in New York celebrating the 50th anniversary of the double helix.
It is in the field of criminal evidence, however, that DNA has most captured the public’s attention. In recent years, thousands have been convicted as a direct result of DNA evidence, and 123 Americans have also been exonerated, including 12 who had been on death row.
posted by Luís Miguel Dias sábado, agosto 09, 2003
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