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Jimmie Chris Duncan’s wrongful conviction case

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    After 27 Years on Death Row, Louisiana Says Jimmie Duncan Is Innocent

    Louisiana's high court vacated Jimmie Duncan's 1998 murder conviction and affirmed he was factually innocent, collapsing a death sentence built on discredited bite mark evidence.

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    • Duncan's 1998 conviction rested in part on bite mark evidence now viewed as junk science.
    • On June 29, 2026, the Louisiana Supreme Court affirmed vacatur and a factual innocence finding under Art. 930.3(8).
    • Haley Oliveaux was 23 months old and in Duncan's care when she died.
    • No verified account of retrial plans, prosecutorial response, or compensation is established in the sources provided.
    • No verified error-rate statistics for bite mark comparison and no verified testimony from family members appear in the sources provided.
    • Whether Louisiana will reckon with other convictions that lean on the same discredited discipline.
    • What factual innocence will mean for Duncan's life after nearly three decades under a death sentence.

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Persone

  • Steve TewNew Zealand rugby union official
  • Steven HayneAmerican pathologist (born 1942)

Luoghi

  • Louisiana Supreme Court Clerk
  • Ouachita Parish
  • West Monroe