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Among [[liberal]]s, sympathy has continued for Sacco and Vanzetti ever since. Much is made of a confession by another death row inmate to having perpetrated the crime. But the judge found that unreliable. However, the judge had earlier criticized a jury for acquitting an anarchist, and seemed determined to do what he could to end anarchy in America.   
 
Among [[liberal]]s, sympathy has continued for Sacco and Vanzetti ever since. Much is made of a confession by another death row inmate to having perpetrated the crime. But the judge found that unreliable. However, the judge had earlier criticized a jury for acquitting an anarchist, and seemed determined to do what he could to end anarchy in America.   
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Fifty years after the executions of Sacco and Vanzetti, in 1977, Massachusetts Democratic governor [[Michael Dukakis]] signed a resolution pardoning them, apologizing to them and establishing a day in honor of them. However, many remain convinced of their guilt.
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Fifty years after the executions of Sacco and Vanzetti, in 1977, Massachusetts Democratic governor [[Michael Dukakis]] signed a resolution pardoning them, apologizing to them and establishing a day in honor of them. However, many remain convinced of their guilt.{{fact}}
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