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James Bain (innocent prisoner) was nominated for deletion. The discussion was closed on 24 December 2009 with a consensus to merge. Its contents were merged into Innocence Project. The original page is now a redirect to this page. For the contribution history and old versions of the redirected article, please see its history; for its talk page, see here.

Pre-Merge History

The previous history of Innocence Project was:
- 05:15, 2004 Sep 17 Slowking Man (Merged Innocence project)
- 18:34, 2004 Apr 22 Quickwik m (=Wrongful Convictions=)
- 18:32, 2004 Apr 22 Quickwik m (=Wrongful Convictions=)
- 18:29, 2004 Apr 22 Quickwik m (=Wrongful Convictions=)
- 18:28, 2004 Apr 22 Quickwik m (=Wrongful Convictions=)
- 18:25, 2004 Apr 22 Quickwik m
- 18:25, 2004 Apr 22 Quickwik m
- 18:23, 2004 Apr 22 Quickwik m
- 18:18, 2004 Apr 22 Quickwik m
The previous history of Innocence project was:
- 05:15, 2004 Sep 17 Slowking Man m (Merged into Innocence Project)
- 04:26, 2004 Sep 9 Wmahan m (defendents->defendants)
- 17:44, 2004 Aug 5 12.64.102.3 (Detail)
- 17:06, 2004 Aug 5 12.64.102.3 (Update statistics, add detail)
- 04:53, 2004 Aug 4 TonyW (correct 'External link(s)' capitalisation)
- 17:11, 2004 Apr 10 65.94.223.141
- 08:09, 2004 Mar 21 D3 m (replacing text with {msg:stub})
- 10:32, 2003 Dec 17 Pcb21 (not on VfD anymore)
- 06:09, 2003 Dec 17 Jerzy (as of 2003., move final s out of link)
- 04:46, 2003 Dec 17 Tualha (cleanup)
- 09:30, 2003 Dec 14 Jerzy (Various details)
- 00:08, 2003 Dec 13 Secretlondon ({{SUBST:vfd}} )
- 00:06, 2003 Dec 13 134.215.226.45

The above two histories maintain a record of which edits were adjacent to each other in one or the other formerly separate articles' courses of development. From this date, those edits will appear in the common history in chronological order, in some cases presenting confusing information when seeming consecutive versions are compared. Nevertheless, the information about editors, and text of each version, remains valid and easily available; the same information formerly available in the separate histories regarding changes to content in each edit can still be obtained by use of the tool for comparing any two versions, as long as care is taken to consult the above former histories for the information as to what version provided the initial text upon which the edit in question was performed.

Grammar Errors

I only read a section of this article, but it is clear that there are many grammatical/writing errors. For instance: "...days before he was to be executed, Ohio Governor Ted Strickland granted clemency..." says that the governor was about to be executed.