legal analyst joey jackson. joey, first, this is rare to have a decision like this vacated after some 20 some odd years. that s not exonerated it s vacated, but what is the standard required for a judge to come to a decision like this? yes, jim, good morning to you. the hallmark of our democracy and our process is that you get a fair trial. so to the extend that evidence comes forward to the court of law indicating that the trial is not fair, then the judge certainly is in a position to move upon the motion. it is extraordinary inasmuch as the prosecutors did not only move to vacate the conviction, but they agreed to his release. of course, he has gps monitoring, but the standard essentially is whether the trial was fair or are there irregularities or abnormalities that would make it not fair. this judge concluding, jim, it was not fair, he deserves a new trial. prosecutors having 30 days to make the assessment as to whether they should try him again. to your point, the
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