DEATH ROW--death penalty in America

[HairOfTheDog]

^ wow, I arbitrarily picked out the year 2000, thinking that, by that time, any death penalty conviction would have to be rock solid, and, voila, looks like I'm right again.

Huh? There is nothing rock solid about flawed evidence convicting innocent people.

Do you have an example of someone who's been convicted and sentenced to death since 2000 and it's been proven to have been wrong?

If not, you sound like a babbling idiot.

You mean other than Daniel Wade Moore, Herman Lindsey, Robert Springsteen, and Carl Dausch, MS?

Look 'em up.

They were all convicted of capital crimes after 2000 and later had their death penalty sentences reversed on appeal and/or in light of new evidence.