'Police who put me here are a disgrace' - Life prisoner speaks from his cell
Jason Moore struggles with the emotional impact of his wrongful conviction and the subsequent loss of family holiday traditions. His support campaign is gaining traction.
Murder victim's brother continues fight to clear innocent man' of conviction
The justice system has failed an innocent man, Jason Moore, according to the victim's brother Tim Darby, as he fights for Moore's exoneration.
'Police who put me here are a disgrace' - Life prisoner speaks from his cell
Jason Moore struggles with the emotional impact of his wrongful conviction and the subsequent loss of family holiday traditions. His support campaign is gaining traction.
Murder victim's brother continues fight to clear innocent man' of conviction
The justice system has failed an innocent man, Jason Moore, according to the victim's brother Tim Darby, as he fights for Moore's exoneration.
Prosecutors say evidence clears him. He's set to be executed today.
Marcellus Williams's case raises serious questions about the reliability of witness testimony and systemic issues in death penalty convictions.
Woman freed from prison after new evidence contradicts accounts of 1999 NYC murder involving hitman
Hanzlik was wrongfully convicted; new evidence reveals she wasn't present at the murder scene, leading to her release after a decade in prison.
Man's murder conviction to be vacated after accuser implicated in crime
The Brooklyn DA moved to vacate Keith Roberts' murder conviction after a CRU investigation indicated he was likely innocent.
Missouri Judge Rejects Innocence Claim by Man on Death Row
The Missouri judge upheld Marcellus Williams's conviction despite arguments suggesting his innocence, marking a critical turn in the case ahead of his execution.
Japan Reverses Conviction of 88-Year-Old World's Longest-Serving Death-Row Inmate
Iwao Hakamada, wrongfully convicted of murder, acquitted after decades on death row, sparking renewed debate over Japan's death penalty.
JJ Velazquez on Finding Freedom, From Sing Sing toSing Sing
Slepian's investigation into wrongful convictions started with David Lemus but led to Jon-Adrian "JJ" Velazquez's powerful plea for innocence.
Prosecutors say evidence clears him. He's set to be executed today.
Marcellus Williams's case raises serious questions about the reliability of witness testimony and systemic issues in death penalty convictions.
Woman freed from prison after new evidence contradicts accounts of 1999 NYC murder involving hitman
Hanzlik was wrongfully convicted; new evidence reveals she wasn't present at the murder scene, leading to her release after a decade in prison.
Man's murder conviction to be vacated after accuser implicated in crime
The Brooklyn DA moved to vacate Keith Roberts' murder conviction after a CRU investigation indicated he was likely innocent.
Missouri Judge Rejects Innocence Claim by Man on Death Row
The Missouri judge upheld Marcellus Williams's conviction despite arguments suggesting his innocence, marking a critical turn in the case ahead of his execution.
Japan Reverses Conviction of 88-Year-Old World's Longest-Serving Death-Row Inmate
Iwao Hakamada, wrongfully convicted of murder, acquitted after decades on death row, sparking renewed debate over Japan's death penalty.
JJ Velazquez on Finding Freedom, From Sing Sing toSing Sing
Slepian's investigation into wrongful convictions started with David Lemus but led to Jon-Adrian "JJ" Velazquez's powerful plea for innocence.
Georgia Man Charged With 1985 Murders of Couple in Church
Erik Kristensen Sparre has been charged with the 1985 murders of Harold and Thelma Swain after a wrongful conviction led to Dennis Perry's release.
Joe D. Bryan, 84, Dies; His Murder Conviction Raised Troubling Questions
Joe D. Bryan, wrongfully convicted for 33 years, exemplifies the flaws in forensic testimony leading to wrongful convictions.
Massachusetts man who spent decades in prison for a murder he didn't commit is awarded $13 million
Michael Sullivan was exonerated after nearly 30 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit, emphasizing the emotional and physical toll of wrongful convictions.
East Flatbush man's 1986 murder conviction overturned following review by DA's office * Brooklyn Paper
Keith Roberts' wrongful conviction was overturned after a reinvestigation revealed flaws in testimony and police procedures.
Illinois Man Wrongly Convicted of 2008 Murder Is Awarded $50 Million
Marcel Brown was awarded over $50 million for his wrongful conviction, showcasing flaws in the legal justice system.
Innocent man freed from prison after Brooklyn DA's office's 40th exoneration in 10 years
Keith Roberts, wrongfully convicted in 1986, is exonerated after years in prison, revealing flaws in the justice system and a miscarriage of justice.
Georgia Man Charged With 1985 Murders of Couple in Church
Erik Kristensen Sparre has been charged with the 1985 murders of Harold and Thelma Swain after a wrongful conviction led to Dennis Perry's release.
Joe D. Bryan, 84, Dies; His Murder Conviction Raised Troubling Questions
Joe D. Bryan, wrongfully convicted for 33 years, exemplifies the flaws in forensic testimony leading to wrongful convictions.
Massachusetts man who spent decades in prison for a murder he didn't commit is awarded $13 million
Michael Sullivan was exonerated after nearly 30 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit, emphasizing the emotional and physical toll of wrongful convictions.
East Flatbush man's 1986 murder conviction overturned following review by DA's office * Brooklyn Paper
Keith Roberts' wrongful conviction was overturned after a reinvestigation revealed flaws in testimony and police procedures.
Illinois Man Wrongly Convicted of 2008 Murder Is Awarded $50 Million
Marcel Brown was awarded over $50 million for his wrongful conviction, showcasing flaws in the legal justice system.
Innocent man freed from prison after Brooklyn DA's office's 40th exoneration in 10 years
Keith Roberts, wrongfully convicted in 1986, is exonerated after years in prison, revealing flaws in the justice system and a miscarriage of justice.
Wrongfully accused of child molestation, school janitor who spent 5 years in jail sues San Bernardino County
Pedro Martinez is suing for wrongful accusations after being acquitted of child molestation, claiming manipulation and lack of evidence led to his conviction.
Lawyers ordered to provide door-to-door apology after their early-morning 'scream test'
Lawyers must provide door-to-door apologies after using a loud recording to test witness credibility, deemed excessive and inappropriate by a federal judge.
Wrongfully accused of child molestation, school janitor who spent 5 years in jail sues San Bernardino County
Pedro Martinez is suing for wrongful accusations after being acquitted of child molestation, claiming manipulation and lack of evidence led to his conviction.
Lawyers ordered to provide door-to-door apology after their early-morning 'scream test'
Lawyers must provide door-to-door apologies after using a loud recording to test witness credibility, deemed excessive and inappropriate by a federal judge.
US man wins $50m after 10 years in prison for murder he didn't commit
Marcel Brown was wrongfully convicted and awarded $50 million, marking a historic case of police misconduct and false confessions leading to wrongful imprisonment.
Man spent 16 years in prison after wrongful conviction, lawsuit says. He's seeking $16M
Emmanuel Jean was wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for 16 years, leading to a lawsuit against the police for framing him.
Lowell man proven innocent of 1986 murder awarded $13 million, but state law caps payout at $1 million
Michael Sullivan was exonerated after 26 years in prison, but a state law limits his compensation to $1 million instead of the awarded $13 million.
Execution looms for Texas man allegedly convicted by junk science'
Robert Roberson's execution raises concerns about wrongful conviction based on questionable shaken baby syndrome evidence.
California man wrongfully imprisoned for 28 years says police fabricated evidence to frame him
Gerardo Cabanillas, wrongfully convicted for 30 years, alleges police coercion and evidence fabrication in his lawsuit against South Gate police.
Man plans trip to America after 'disgusting' wrongful conviction lasted 33 years
Oliver Campbell has been cleared of murder after 33 years, paving the way for a life free from wrongful conviction.
US man wins $50m after 10 years in prison for murder he didn't commit
Marcel Brown was wrongfully convicted and awarded $50 million, marking a historic case of police misconduct and false confessions leading to wrongful imprisonment.
Man spent 16 years in prison after wrongful conviction, lawsuit says. He's seeking $16M
Emmanuel Jean was wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for 16 years, leading to a lawsuit against the police for framing him.
Lowell man proven innocent of 1986 murder awarded $13 million, but state law caps payout at $1 million
Michael Sullivan was exonerated after 26 years in prison, but a state law limits his compensation to $1 million instead of the awarded $13 million.
Execution looms for Texas man allegedly convicted by junk science'
Robert Roberson's execution raises concerns about wrongful conviction based on questionable shaken baby syndrome evidence.
California man wrongfully imprisoned for 28 years says police fabricated evidence to frame him
Gerardo Cabanillas, wrongfully convicted for 30 years, alleges police coercion and evidence fabrication in his lawsuit against South Gate police.
Man plans trip to America after 'disgusting' wrongful conviction lasted 33 years
Oliver Campbell has been cleared of murder after 33 years, paving the way for a life free from wrongful conviction.
Texas Judge Finds Death Row Inmate Melissa Lucio Innocent In Daughter's Death
Melissa Lucio, sentenced to death for her daughter's death, has been declared innocent by a Texas judge, advocating for the overturning of her conviction.
An 88-year-old man was cleared of murder after spending 46 years on death row - mostly in solitary confinement
Iwao Hakamada was acquitted after 46 years on death row due to fabricated evidence and coercive practices in Japan's justice system.
A Boxer on Death Row
Iwao Hakamada spent 50 years on death row for a wrongful conviction, highlighting issues of justice in Japan.
What We Know About Robert Robersonand the Appeals to His Upcoming Execution
Robert Roberson's execution raises questions about the validity of shaken baby syndrome as a basis for conviction.
Texas Judge Finds Death Row Inmate Melissa Lucio Innocent In Daughter's Death
Melissa Lucio, sentenced to death for her daughter's death, has been declared innocent by a Texas judge, advocating for the overturning of her conviction.
An 88-year-old man was cleared of murder after spending 46 years on death row - mostly in solitary confinement
Iwao Hakamada was acquitted after 46 years on death row due to fabricated evidence and coercive practices in Japan's justice system.
A Boxer on Death Row
Iwao Hakamada spent 50 years on death row for a wrongful conviction, highlighting issues of justice in Japan.
What We Know About Robert Robersonand the Appeals to His Upcoming Execution
Robert Roberson's execution raises questions about the validity of shaken baby syndrome as a basis for conviction.
Texas man faces execution despite doubts over shaken baby syndrome
The execution of Robert Roberson highlights how flawed forensic theories can lead to wrongful convictions and the potential for irreversible judicial errors.
Missouri Man Executed After Long Fight for Exoneration
Missouri executed Marcellus Williams despite persistent claims of innocence and local prosecutors' support for revisiting his conviction.
Texas judge says death row inmate is innocent in daughter's death
Melissa Lucio's death sentence is challenged after a judge found evidence was withheld in her case, paving the way for possible exoneration.
At Missouri Hearing, Lawyers Spar Over Fate of Prisoner on Death Row
A Missouri prosecutor seeks to exonerate a death row inmate, highlighting flaws in the conviction process and witness credibility.
Dispatch From Missouri: Mourners Decry Execution of Marcellus Williams
Missouri's recent execution reflects a troubling trend in state-sponsored killings, with a dismissive approach to last-minute appeals and human life preservation.
Defense Lawyers in Missouri Scrambling to Halt Death Sentence
Marcellus Williams's case exemplifies legal complexities in death penalty appeals, spotlighting wrongful convictions and calls for clemency amid new court hearings.
Texas man faces execution despite doubts over shaken baby syndrome
The execution of Robert Roberson highlights how flawed forensic theories can lead to wrongful convictions and the potential for irreversible judicial errors.
Missouri Man Executed After Long Fight for Exoneration
Missouri executed Marcellus Williams despite persistent claims of innocence and local prosecutors' support for revisiting his conviction.
Texas judge says death row inmate is innocent in daughter's death
Melissa Lucio's death sentence is challenged after a judge found evidence was withheld in her case, paving the way for possible exoneration.
At Missouri Hearing, Lawyers Spar Over Fate of Prisoner on Death Row
A Missouri prosecutor seeks to exonerate a death row inmate, highlighting flaws in the conviction process and witness credibility.
Dispatch From Missouri: Mourners Decry Execution of Marcellus Williams
Missouri's recent execution reflects a troubling trend in state-sponsored killings, with a dismissive approach to last-minute appeals and human life preservation.
Defense Lawyers in Missouri Scrambling to Halt Death Sentence
Marcellus Williams's case exemplifies legal complexities in death penalty appeals, spotlighting wrongful convictions and calls for clemency amid new court hearings.
Man Convicted in 1989 Murder of Yusuf Hawkins to Present New Evidence
A man convicted of a racially charged murder case in 1989 now seeks exoneration after 35 years in prison, claiming he was wrongfully convicted.
Japan acquits world's longest-serving death row prisoner DW 09/26/2024
Iwao Hakamada was acquitted of murder after 50 years, revealing significant flaws in Japan's judicial system, including evidence fabrication and coerced confessions.
Man convicted in 'shaken baby syndrome' case released by judge. Similar convictions under review
Jose Olivares, wrongfully convicted of child assault, had his conviction vacated due to outdated medical testimony regarding shaken baby syndrome.
NAACP Lobbies for Release of Man Who's Already Supposed to Be Out of Santa Clara Jail
Carlos Harris' release from jail is delayed due to bureaucratic red tape despite a judge's order for his release.
Romford 'killer' denied appeal - despite star witness admitting he lied at trial
Witness admits giving false evidence against Mark 'Ozzy' Osborne, raising concerns about his wrongful conviction and the integrity of the justice system.
Man Convicted in 1989 Murder of Yusuf Hawkins to Present New Evidence
A man convicted of a racially charged murder case in 1989 now seeks exoneration after 35 years in prison, claiming he was wrongfully convicted.
Japan acquits world's longest-serving death row prisoner DW 09/26/2024
Iwao Hakamada was acquitted of murder after 50 years, revealing significant flaws in Japan's judicial system, including evidence fabrication and coerced confessions.
Man convicted in 'shaken baby syndrome' case released by judge. Similar convictions under review
Jose Olivares, wrongfully convicted of child assault, had his conviction vacated due to outdated medical testimony regarding shaken baby syndrome.
NAACP Lobbies for Release of Man Who's Already Supposed to Be Out of Santa Clara Jail
Carlos Harris' release from jail is delayed due to bureaucratic red tape despite a judge's order for his release.
Romford 'killer' denied appeal - despite star witness admitting he lied at trial
Witness admits giving false evidence against Mark 'Ozzy' Osborne, raising concerns about his wrongful conviction and the integrity of the justice system.
Brooklyn man's murder conviction vacated after re-evaluation reveals unreliable eyewitness testimony and inadequate police investigation.
'Central Park Five' Speak At DNC-What To Know About Trump's History With Them
The Central Park Five members are speaking out against Donald Trump during the DNC, highlighting his past actions and opinions regarding their wrongful convictions.
Sing Sing actor JJ Velazquez exonerated after wrongful conviction
Jon-Adrian JJ Velazquez's homicide conviction was vacated after 24 years, highlighting the impact of rehabilitation and justice reform.
NYC man who spent 27 years behind bars for ex-cop's slay is exonerated thanks to DNA: 'Lucky to be free'
Jon-Adrian Velazquez was exonerated after nearly 27 years in prison due to new DNA evidence, highlighting flaws in the justice system.
Local Legends: Derrick Hamilton is freeing the wrongfully convicted - Brooklyn Magazine
The Friends and Family of the Wrongfully Convicted organization supports individuals wrongfully incarcerated by providing legal assistance, advocacy, and personal support during reintegration.
A hollow victory in fight to bring transparency to cops' use of facial recognition technology * New Jersey Monitor
Facial recognition technology can lead to wrongful arrests, highlighting a critical need for its regulation and oversight in the legal system.
Brooklyn Man's Murder Conviction Overturned
Brooklyn man's murder conviction vacated after re-evaluation reveals unreliable eyewitness testimony and inadequate police investigation.
'Central Park Five' Speak At DNC-What To Know About Trump's History With Them
The Central Park Five members are speaking out against Donald Trump during the DNC, highlighting his past actions and opinions regarding their wrongful convictions.
Sing Sing actor JJ Velazquez exonerated after wrongful conviction
Jon-Adrian JJ Velazquez's homicide conviction was vacated after 24 years, highlighting the impact of rehabilitation and justice reform.
NYC man who spent 27 years behind bars for ex-cop's slay is exonerated thanks to DNA: 'Lucky to be free'
Jon-Adrian Velazquez was exonerated after nearly 27 years in prison due to new DNA evidence, highlighting flaws in the justice system.
Local Legends: Derrick Hamilton is freeing the wrongfully convicted - Brooklyn Magazine
The Friends and Family of the Wrongfully Convicted organization supports individuals wrongfully incarcerated by providing legal assistance, advocacy, and personal support during reintegration.
A hollow victory in fight to bring transparency to cops' use of facial recognition technology * New Jersey Monitor
Facial recognition technology can lead to wrongful arrests, highlighting a critical need for its regulation and oversight in the legal system.
Missouri Court Halts Deal to Spare Prisoner From Execution
The Missouri Supreme Court halted a plea deal for Marcellus Williams, raising concerns over wrongful conviction and the power struggle in such cases.
Jury recommends death for California man who framed estranged wife's boyfriend in her 1998 slaying
Harris Sr. faces death penalty; his nephew expected life without parole for Terry Cheek's 1998 murder linked to financial motives and wrongful convictions.
Texas man whose murder conviction is tied to shaken baby syndrome to testify in Austin Monday
Rob Robert's execution was halted amid concerns about the reliability of shaken baby syndrome as a basis for conviction.
Missouri Court Halts Deal to Spare Prisoner From Execution
The Missouri Supreme Court halted a plea deal for Marcellus Williams, raising concerns over wrongful conviction and the power struggle in such cases.
Jury recommends death for California man who framed estranged wife's boyfriend in her 1998 slaying
Harris Sr. faces death penalty; his nephew expected life without parole for Terry Cheek's 1998 murder linked to financial motives and wrongful convictions.
Texas man whose murder conviction is tied to shaken baby syndrome to testify in Austin Monday
Rob Robert's execution was halted amid concerns about the reliability of shaken baby syndrome as a basis for conviction.
How many people are wrongly convicted of crimes in Oregon?
The Oregon Department of Justice vigorously fights compensation for wrongful convictions, despite many convicted being genuinely guilty.
Legislators criticize Oregon Justice Department for fighting wrong conviction compensations
Frank Gable's murder conviction has been overturned, yet the Oregon DOJ continues to argue he is guilty in his civil trial.
Krishna Maharaj obituary
Krishna Maharaj was wrongfully convicted of murder, suffering for 37 years due to corruption within the legal system.
Hackney shopkeeper murder conviction quashed after 33 years
Oliver Campbell's conviction was deeply flawed, with evidence showing he was coerced into a false confession due to severe pressure from police.
Newly-updated podcast "The Burden: Empire on Blood" sheds light on 1992 Bronx double homicide - Bronx Times
The podcast "Empire on Blood" explores the wrongful conviction of drug dealer Calvin Buari amid the backdrop of 1990s Bronx crime.
Inquiry Into Killer Nurse' Won't Weigh Key Question: Is She Innocent?
The inquiry into Lucy Letby's case is criticized for not considering potential wrongful conviction and alternative causes of infant deaths.
Central Park 5 Members Reunite at DNC, Recall How Trump Called for Their Execution Over False Assault Allegations: '45 Wanted Us Unalive'
The Exonerated 5 spoke at the DNC supporting Kamala Harris, reflecting on their wrongful convictions and advocating for justice reform.
MoJ refused to repay living costs to wrongly convicted partly to save money
Refusing refunds to wrongly convicted prisoners is largely a cost-saving measure, leading to widespread discontent and mental health issues for affected individuals.
Prosecutors to Face Off Over Innocence Claim by Prisoner on Death Row
Marcellus Williams's upcoming court hearing may be his last opportunity to present DNA evidence that could exonerate him before execution.
He Was in Prison for 48 Years for a Crime He Didn't Commit. His Restitution Is Appalling.
Glynn Simmons was wrongfully imprisoned for 48 years, becoming the longest-serving exonerated prisoner in U.S. history before receiving compensation for his ordeal.