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Craig Watkins at Texas Tribune's TribLive

By Steve Hall

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This morning's TribLive event hosted Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins.  There were extensive comments about Dallas County's Conviction Integrity Unit that has worked to exonerate individuals who had been wrongfully convicted and incarcerated.  The Tribune's Evan Smith interviewed Watkins.Emily Ramshaw posts, "Watkins Plays Self-Defense," at the Tribune.Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins, under fire at home for his handling of an investigation into Democratic county constables, played defense before an Austin crowd this morning in a TribLive interview with the Tribune's Evan Smith.The Tribune should have video posted shortly.  Watkins is running for re-election in the November general election.continue to full post

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on June 09, 2010 (boomark / email).

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