When Sexual Exploitation Is Fundamental to Police Corruption
Lamonte McIntyre, seventeen, was rapidly arrested and convicted based on eyewitness identification and a rushed police investigation, receiving two consecutive life sentences.
'Widespread practice': Man wrongly convicted of Roxbury murder says detectives framed him
Boston officers allegedly forced false identifications and buried evidence, causing wrongful convictions and prompting a federal civil-rights lawsuit against the City of Boston.
Murder suspect gets 8 years in case where Berkeley police repeatedly came under scrutiny
Claudel Moore pleaded to an eight-year sentence after investigators tied him to a 2022 homicide largely through a distinctive Cadillac and eyewitness identification.
Texas Is Planning to Put an Innocent Man to Death. Will the Supreme Court Even Take the Case?
Texas must be compelled to enforce laws letting death-row inmates prove actual innocence to ensure fair treatment and prevent racially biased or cruel executions.
