DALLAS (AP) — The prosecutor against a North Texas man executed for the fire deaths of his three daughters faces new scrutiny from a New York-based nonprofit group accusing him of misconduct.

The Innocence Project announced Monday that it has filed a state bar grievance against John H. Jackson, a former judge who prosecuted Cameron Todd Willingham.

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