When the Forensic Science Commission reconvenes next month to continue its discussion of arson science used to convict and execute Cameron Todd Willingham, it is expected to finalize a long-sought agreement with the state fire marshal to launch a comprehensive review of other cases that used similarly problematic arson evidence.

There’s one big problem with that plan, says Stephen Saloom, policy director at the New York-based Innocence Project — State Fire Marshal Paul Maldonado doesn’t believe the evidence in the Willingham case was faulty.

Since 2008, the commission has been embroiled in a controversial investigation of the arson science ...

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