From the Guardian, via RichardDawkins.net:
One of the most hotly contested death row cases in recent years looks set to go ahead with the execution of Troy Davis in Georgia on Wednesday.
He lost a final plea for clemency despite overwhelming evidence indicating his conviction for murder is unreliable.
Snip from related coverage in the New York Times:
"He has had ample time to prove his innocence, and he is not innocent," said Mr. MacPhail's widow, Joan MacPhail-Harris.
But as a friend notes, the justice system in the United States is supposed to require proof of guilt, not innocence.
