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A Southeast Texas man who had been sentenced to death in 2017 and then gotten his conviction reversed on appeal in 2022 has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.
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Image: Wiki Commons For at least the second time in recent memory, a person’s life potentially hinges on critical information that is being withheld by a social platform. Joseph Colone, a man accused of murder and sentenced to death in Texas in 2017, is seeking code stored on GitHub, which could show that key evidence in his case was flawed. The company has declined to share it. After years of winding through the courts, Colone’s last hope rests on the U.S. Supreme Court, if it decides to hear his case. Advertisement Colone, who was indicted in 2010, hopes to investigate a program used to...