Missouri Judge Overturns Conviction of Christopher Dunn After 30 Years in Prison
Missouri judge overturns conviction of Christopher Dunn, who spent over 30 years in prison for a murder he claims he didn't commit. New evidence led to the ruling, likely freeing Dunn soon.
Key Points
- New evidence led to the overturning of the conviction
- Christopher Dunn likely to be freed soon
- Missouri law allows for hearings to address potential wrongful convictions
- Similar cases of wrongful convictions being overturned in the state
Pros
- Correcting a potential wrongful conviction
- Justice served after new evidence presented
- Allows Christopher Dunn to reunite with his family
Cons
- Legal battle likely to continue with the Attorney General's Office appealing
- Injustice of spending over 30 years in prison for a crime he may not have committed