Mr. Garcia was convicted in 1993 at a trial based largely on the testimony of one eyewitness.
Detectives have faced calls to shelve Midland, which is based on the testimony of one witness, known only as Nick.
Detectives have faced calls to shelve Midland, which is based on the testimony of one witness, known only as Nick, once described by police as "credible and true".
But to base that whole war on the testimony of one discredited local politician now in retrospect looks like absolutely criminal irresponsibility".
Ms. Froeberg added, however, that a case that turns on the testimony of one child, particularly one with health problems and a complicated relationship with the person accused, can be tough to prove in court.
Noting that Mr. Graham had been convicted largely on the testimony of one witness, Mr. Marshall held a news conference with 11 people wrongly convicted because of erroneous witness testimony.
Tony Blair was guilty of "criminal irresponsibility" for launching the Iraq war in 2003 based on the testimony of one discredited local politician who said that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction, Ken Livingstone has said.
He argues that Oklahoma's "entire case" against him rests on the testimony of one man whose credibility is now in question.
Glossip, 51, was convicted of first-degree murder in 1998 and was sentenced to death based on the testimony of one witness, Justin Sneed.
This view of research as different from "real life" might also explain why participants did not consider 51 trial participants a sufficient number to base a decision on, while these same participants were willing to base a decision on the testimony of one or two friends or neighbours.
The Lee statue could be taken off its pedestal, or surrounded by panes of glass, on which the testimony of one of Lee's former slaves might be printed.
