Attorneys with the Los Angeles Innocence Project went before a judge to argue for DNA testing in the Scott Peterson case. The hearing was procedural, with dates set for motions and deadlines for court documents. Peterson's attorneys hope to find new evidence for a new trial.
Attorneys with the Los Angeles Innocence Project argued for DNA testing to prove Scott Peterson 's innocence in the murder of his pregnant wife . The hearing was procedural, with dates set for motions and deadlines for court documents.
Peterson's attorneys hope to find new evidence for a new trial.
Attorneys Los Angeles Innocence Project DNA Testing Scott Peterson Murder Pregnant Wife Hearing Procedural New Evidence New Trial
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