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Douglas Stewart Carter, who spent over four decades on death row, has been released after new DNA evidence exonerated him in a 1985 homicide case. A judge ordered his release on bail, and he will wear a GPS monitoring device until his new trial.
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Douglas Stewart Carter, who spent over four decades on death row, has been released after new DNA evidence exonerated him in a 1985 homicide case. A judge ordered his release on bail, and he will wear a GPS monitoring device until his new trial.
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Utah death-row prisoner released after new DNA analysis of 1985 killing
Douglas Carter Released from Death Row After New DNA Evidence