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States with laws compensating the wrongfully convicted (5/22/2012)

Texas Judge Moved to Posthumously Exonerate Cameron Todd Willingham (5/21/2012)

New National Database Reveals Nearly 900 Exonerations (5/21/2012)

Innocence Project Continues the Fight to Clear George Allen (5/18/2012)

Courier-Journal Urges Kentucky to Expand DNA Access Law (5/17/2012)

Colorado Exoneree Tells How He Endured Wrongful Imprisonment (5/17/2012)

Science Thursday - May 17, 2012 (5/17/2012)

Investigation Reveals Texas Likely Executed An Innocent Man, Points to Eyewitness Misidentification (5/16/2012)

Rape Conviction Dismissed for Bennie Starks After 20 Years in Prison (5/15/2012)

Kentucky Prisoners Fight for DNA Testing (5/14/2012)

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Friday Roundup: New Texas Law Will Reduce Misidentification

Posted: June 3, 2011 4:22 pm

Texas will finally improve lineup procedures for criminal cases.

A Kentucky man is suing former Louisville police officials over a wrongful conviction that resulted in a decade behind bars.

A Utah woman who was exonerated of murder is speaking out about the resistance from the AG’s Office to find her "factually innocent."

Paul B. Ferrara, a pioneer of using DNA evidence in crime investigations and the former head of Virginia's forensic science lab died this week.





 

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