Jaclyn Dowaliby | The Jeopardy of a Conviction
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In 1988, a little girl went missing from her home in the overnight hours. The police zero in on their suspects but the prosecution team has a difference of opinion over whether the case is ready for trial. Get it wrong and they risk double jeopardy. Get it right and they risk sending the wrong person to prison.
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