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Texas Code of Criminal Procedure § 11.072
Summary
This law allows individuals who have previously sought DNA testing to challenge their conviction if new evidence suggests they would not have been convicted had the evidence been available. It specifically applies to cases where prior motions for testing were denied based on negative findings. This section is relevant for defendants seeking to prove their innocence through newly available forensic evidence.
Applies to individuals denied DNA testing under Chapter 64.
Requires evidence that could prove innocence if presented at trial.
Facilitates post-conviction relief based on new forensic evidence.
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