Wednesday, June 06, 2007
Everyone once in a while, justice prevails. Julie Amero, the substitute teacher who faced 40 years in prison for risking injury to children when a computer in her class was bombarded by pornography, has just been granted a new trial. Her claim that she was unable to control the pornographic images that popped up did not deter her prosecution or sway the jury in her case but did persuade an array of experts to denounce her conviction, to good effect. She is not expected to be re-tried.
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