NPR 'Hear & Now' to Feature Duane Buck Case

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Thursday, 21 November 2013

NPR 'Hear & Now' to Feature Duane Buck Case

Today's edition of Here & Now, the WBUR produced NPR program, will feature a report on the Duane Buck Case. On Austin's KUT-FM, the program airs at 1:00 pm (CST.) You can listen live at the link, or check your local NPR station for broadcast time.

Earlier coverage of Duane Buck's case begins at the link.

Thursday, 21 November 2013 at 12:24 PM in Capital Punishment, Expert Witnesses, Future Dangerousness, Journalism, Judiciary, Post-Conviction Review, Race, Sentencing, Specific Case, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, Webcast | Permalink

Tags: capital punishment, Christina Swarns, Court of Criminal Appeals, death penalty, Duane Buck, expert witness, future dangerousness, Harris County, Harris County District Attorney, Here & Now, Houston, John Cornyn, Kate Black, Kathryn Kase, KUT-FM, NPR, post-conviction review, prosecution, race, sentencing, Texas, trial, WBUR, webcast

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