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After over 27 years in prison for a murder conviction at age 15, Evaristo Salas Jr. (Junior) has secured a major legal victory as the Court of Appeals has ordered a reference hearing with subpoena power for three key witnesses whose testimony was previously blocked. The ruling not only ov
After over 27 years in prison for a murder conviction at age 15, Evaristo Salas Jr. (Junior) has secured a major legal victory as the Court of Appeals has ordered a reference hearing with subpoena power for three key witnesses whose testimony was previously blocked. The ruling not only ov
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Evaristo Salas
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Evaristo SalasJack LawrenceOphelia GonzalezDetective Revard
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Airway Heights Correctional Center
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Criminal Justice ReformInvestigative JournalismLong Form JournalismTrue CrimeWrongful Convictions
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