Tom Dybdahl: On Pursuing Justice
Former Spectrum journalist, Adventist pastor, and then defense attorney Thomas L. Dybdahl talks about his life and his new book. Published by The New Press, When Innocence Is Not Enough: Hidden Evidence and the Failed Promise of the Brady Rule tells several gripping tales of crime and the wrongs done to the falsely accused when prosecutors don’t share evidence.
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Former Spectrum journalist, Adventist pastor, and then defense attorney Thomas L. Dybdahl talks about his life and his new book, "When Innocence Is Not Enough."
