FOR THE RECORD - June 27, 2009
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Death penalty foe: An article in the California section on Aug. 17, 2007, about former defense investigator Kathleen Culhane being sentenced to five years in prison for faking documents to try to delay four executions, said she had worked as an investigator for prisoner rights programs, sometimes tracking down subjects in Haiti and West Africa. In fact, Culhane worked for human rights groups in Latin America. The error was recently brought to the newspaper’s attention.
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