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Every time I read the transcripts we have from Dennis Perry's trial,

I feel the same rush of confusion I felt the very first time I read through them.

What? How? Why?

Seriously. How could this have possibly resulted in conviction?

In most cases, even cases where I believe there is overwhelming evidence that there's been a wrongful conviction,

I don't have trouble understanding the decision the jury made.

Even where I disagree with the result, even where the decision the jury made.

Even where I disagree with the result,

even where I think the jury made the wrong call based on the evidence they had before them,

I usually can still trace the path they took

to get from where they started to where they ended up.

I get it.

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