A man convicted of a shooting death is set to be freed. He had previously been found not guilty, but that decision was later reversed. The individual has always claimed innocence, and his lawyers pointed out a lack of physical evidence linking him to the crime.

Executive clemency has been granted to 34 people, including this man. His sentence has been commuted, while the others received pardons. Further details about this case are available from the source.

The man's release is expected to happen today, following the commutation of his sentence by Gov. Bill Lee.