Innocence Blog Archive
March 20, 2013
Documentary Spotlights Bad Lawyering New York Man Wrongfully Convicted of 1990 Crime Will Be Released
March 19, 2013
New York State Leaders and Lawmakers Call for Better Indigent Defense Florida Officer Linked to Two Wrongful Convictions
March 18, 2013
Maryland Gov. Cites Risk of Executing Innocent Person in Decision to Repeal Life After Exoneration, with Compensation, or Without
March 15, 2013
North Carolina Exoneree to Reunite With Sister After 40 Years Tune In: Innocence Project Board of Directors’ Director Emeritus Janet Reno on “The Simpsons” Science News - March 15, 2013
March 14, 2013
Colorado Exoneree Struggles to Make Ends Meet You Have the Right to an Attorney
March 13, 2013
Polygraph Tests Contribute to False Confessions in Chicago Kentucky Poised to Adopt Improved Post-Conviction DNA Access Law
March 12, 2013
California Man Exonerated by DNA Evidence after 14 Years in Prison Virginia Man Exonerated by DNA Evidence
March 11, 2013
Compensating Colorado’s Wrongfully Convicted Texas Exoneree Michael Morton Weds, Asks Guests to Donate to the Innocence Project
March 8, 2013
Michael Morton Documentary Premieres at SXSW Festival Book Review: It Happened to Audrey
March 7, 2013
Science Thursday - March 7, 2013
March 6, 2013
Maryland Senate Votes to Repeal the Death Penalty
March 5, 2013
New York City Exoneree to Speak at Princeton
March 4, 2013
Oklahoma Justice Commission Recommends Reforms to Prevent Wrongful Convictions
March 1, 2013
Book About Texas DNA Exonerees Featured in Breakfast Series
February 28, 2013
48 Hours Revisits Missouri False Confession Case Science Thursday - February 28, 2013 African American Wrongful Convictions Throughout History
February 27, 2013
Virginia Man Continues Fight to Clear His Name
February 26, 2013
New Jersey City University Hosts Central Park Five Screening
February 25, 2013
Former FBI Director Sessions Calls for Improvements to KY’s DNA Testing Law California Man Freed After Seven Years
February 22, 2013
Science News - February 22, 2013 New Report on Indigent Defense Examines Philadelphia Homicide Verdicts Spotlight on Innocence Project Executive Director
February 21, 2013
Oklahoma Poised to Adopt DNA Access Bill
February 20, 2013
Female Exoneree Featured on The Ricki Lake Show
February 19, 2013
Washington State Considers Compensation Bill The Most Captive Audience
February 11, 2013
Texas Man Cleared of Murder After DNA Proves Innocence, Implicates Another Man
February 8, 2013
Innocence Project Receives $1 Million Donation from Pershing Square Foundation Innocence Network Week in Review: February 8, 2013
February 7, 2013
Science Thursday - February 7, 2013 Cook County Integrity Unit Slow to Justice in False Confession Cases
February 6, 2013
Nation’s First Death Row DNA Exoneree Fights Capital Punishment in Maryland
February 5, 2013
Central Park Five Exonerees to Speak at NYU Columbus Post-Dispatch Profiles Ohio Exonerees Ohio Prosecutors Struggle to Accept Wrongful Convictions
February 4, 2013
From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up, February 4, 2012 Court of Inquiry Begins Today in Morton Case
February 1, 2013
Innocence Project to Give Black History Month Lecture at VCU Could It Happen Today?
January 31, 2013
Execution Stayed in Texas Science Thursday - January 31, 2013
January 30, 2013
Houston Chronicle Calls for DNA Testing in Death Row Case
January 29, 2013
Innocence Project Co-Founders Honored with New York State Bar Association’s Gold Medal Former Ohio Police Captain Cleared of Murder Based On DNA Evidence
January 28, 2013
New York Times Urges Gov. Cuomo to Stay the Course and Mandate Criminal Justice Reforms
January 25, 2013
Harvard Law Meets an Innocent Man Ohio Trial Court Tosses Conviction in False Confession Case
January 24, 2013
A Human Tragedy: Exploring the Stories of 24 Exonerees
January 23, 2013
New York Exonerees Lack Social Services
January 22, 2013
Dallas DA Introduces ‘Racial Justice Act’
January 18, 2013
Federal Lawsuit Filed Against Law Enforcement in Mississippi False Confession Case
January 17, 2013
Science Thursday - January 17, 2013 Innocence Project Seeks DNA Testing For Texas Death Row Inmate
January 16, 2013
Maryland Considers Death Penalty Repeal
January 15, 2013
Chicago to Pay Multimillion Dollar Settlement in Another Burge Case
January 14, 2013
How Forensics Can Uphold Scientific Standards
January 11, 2013
In Memory of Bennett Barbour Texas Arson Case to be Reviewed Today
January 10, 2013
Ohio Supreme Court Considers DNA Testing in Death Row Case Science Thursday - January 10, 2013 Dallas Morning News Stresses Importance of Arson Review
January 9, 2013
New York Governor Proposes Criminal Justice Reforms in State of the State Address
January 8, 2013
Innocence Project Fights Eye Blinking Evidence in Murder Trial California Exonerations Prove Need for Eyewitness Identification Reform
January 7, 2013
Bennie Starks Exonerated After 25 Year Struggle to Clear His Name
January 4, 2013
DNA Evidence Proves West Virginia Man’s Innocence, But He Remains Behind Bars Dallas Morning News Honors Two Exonerees as “Texans of the Year”
January 3, 2013
Science Thursday - January 3, 2013
January 2, 2013
Hurricane Flooding Makes Evidence Inaccessible to NYPD
January 1, 2013
Happy New Year from the 2012 Exonerees!
December 27, 2012
Science Thursday - December 27, 2012
December 26, 2012
Missouri Appeals Court Clears Way for George Allen’s Exoneration
December 21, 2012
How the UK Police Interview Suspects
December 20, 2012
Science Thursday - December 20, 2012
December 19, 2012
Exoneration Anniversary: Central Park Five
December 18, 2012
Kentucky Bill Would Expand DNA Access to Inmates
December 17, 2012
From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up, December 17, 2012 Innocence Network Secures 22 Exonerations in 2012
December 14, 2012
New Study Reveals Incentive to Snitch Innocence Network Week in Review: December 14, 2012
December 13, 2012
Science Thursday - December 13, 2012 DNA Evidence Proves West Virginia Man’s Innocence, Implicates Real Perpetrator
December 12, 2012
Criticism Mounts for Cook County State’s Attorney Following 60 Minutes Interview Online Symposium Discusses Books on Wrongful Convictions
December 10, 2012
From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up, December 10, 2012 Recording Interrogations Improves the Criminal Justice System
December 7, 2012
The New York Times Applauds Oregon’s New Legal Standard for Identification Procedures Lake County, Illinois Prosecutor Agrees to Drop Charges Against Bennie Starks Young People and False Confessions Innocence Network Week in Review: December 7, 2012
December 6, 2012
Science Thursday - December 6, 2012
December 5, 2012
Texas Considers Recording of Interrogations Legislation Lake County to Examine Claims of Innocence
December 4, 2012
Imprisoned Chicago Detective Will Testify in Wrongful Convictions Case
December 3, 2012
From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up, December 3, 2012 Tune-In: BET Series “Vindicated” Profiles Eight Exonerees
November 30, 2012
Center on Wrongful Convictions Launches First Women’s Project
November 29, 2012
Tune-In: Voice America Exoneree Series Science Thursday - November 29, 2012 Oregon Supreme Court Establishes New Procedures to Determine the Admissibility of Eyewitness Identification Evidence
November 28, 2012
The Truth About Forensic Science
November 27, 2012
Wrongly Convicted Virginia Man Pardoned by the Governor
November 26, 2012
Hurricane Sandy Destroys Evidence
November 23, 2012
Finding Common Ground with Law Enforcement
November 22, 2012
Home for Thanksgiving Science Thursday - November 22, 2012
November 21, 2012
Central Park Five Exoneree Steps into Spotlight
November 20, 2012
NJ Exoneree Featured in False Confession Symposium
November 19, 2012
From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up, November 19, 2012
November 16, 2012
My Marathon for the Innocence Project
November 15, 2012
George Allen Jr. Released From Prison After Serving More than 30 Years Science Thursday - November 15, 2012
November 14, 2012
My Work On the Michael Morton Case Clemency Bid for Texas Man Convicted of a North Dakota Murder
November 13, 2012
Prosecutorial Accountability in the Michael Morton Case
November 12, 2012
Tune In: Michael Morton Featured on Katie Couric
November 9, 2012
Arizona Man Freed After Nearly 40 Years
November 8, 2012
November 7, 2012
Enfranchised! College of Southern Maryland to Host Innocence Project Speakers
November 6, 2012
Virginia Exoneree to Vote After All Compensating Colorado’s Wrongfully Convicted
November 5, 2012
Missouri Judge Overturns George Allen Conviction
November 1, 2012
Integrity Unit Investigates Wrongful Conviction Innocence Project Offices Closed Massachusetts Attorney General Calls for Review of State Lab
October 31, 2012
Chicago Man to be Set Free After 14 Years in Alford Plea
October 26, 2012
California Voters to Decide the Fate of the Death Penalty Two Jurors Support Man’s Fight for Compensation
October 25, 2012
Science Thursday - October 25, 2012 Death Row Exoneree Supports Willingham Pardon Petition
October 24, 2012
Petition for Cameron Todd Willingham’s Posthumous Pardon
October 23, 2012
How I Found the Innocence Project
October 22, 2012
Virginia Exoneree Wishes He Could Vote
October 19, 2012
From Cardozo Law Clinic Student to Documentary Filmmaker: After After Innocence
October 18, 2012
Science Thursday - October 18, 2012
October 17, 2012
Longest Serving Exoneree Looks Toward the Future Federal Court of Appeals Upholds Ruling in Identification Case
October 16, 2012
In Memory of George Whitmore Jr.
October 15, 2012
West Virginia University Law School Opens Innocence Clinic From Running Stats to Running Miles
October 12, 2012
Texas Monthly Reports on Morton Prosecutorial Oversight Tour Stops in California In Memory of Allen Coco
October 11, 2012
Science Thursday - October 11, 2012 California Exoneree Speaks Out Against Death Penalty
October 10, 2012
North Carolina Man Declared Innocent
October 9, 2012
Texas Arson Cases Reviewed for Wrongful Convictions
October 5, 2012
Michael Morton Celebrates One Year of Freedom The Ongoing Struggle for Access to Post-Conviction DNA Testing
October 4, 2012
“Give Up Tomorrow” Premieres on PBS Science Thursday - October 4, 2012
October 3, 2012
LA Times Opinion Piece Argues for End of Death Penalty in California
October 2, 2012
NYCLU Report Opens Window on Solitary Confinement Experience
October 1, 2012
Prosecutorial Oversight Tour Stops in Pennsylvania Damon Thibodeaux Roundup: 300 and Counting
September 28, 2012
Death Row Inmate Becomes 300th Person Exonerated by DNA Evidence Oklahoma Exoneree Awaits Compensation
September 27, 2012
Science Thursday - September 27, 2012
September 26, 2012
What Wrongful Convictions Teach Us About Racial Inequality
September 25, 2012
NYPD and Innocence Project Awarded Federal Funds to Identify Wrongful Convictions New York Times Says Recording Interrogations Is Not Enough
September 24, 2012
Remembering Troy Davis Sunny Jacobs Stars in “The Exonerated” This Week
September 21, 2012
NYPD to Video Record Interrogations Judge Grants Compensation to Two of “Beatrice Six” in Nebraska Case
September 20, 2012
Science Thursday - September 20, 2012
September 19, 2012
Damien Echols and Johnny Depp to Read at New York City Bookstore San Antonio Express-News Joins Prosecutorial Misconduct Dialogue
September 18, 2012
“Herman’s House” to Screen at Harlem International Film Festival
September 17, 2012
The Case for ‘Blind’ Lineups Shaken-Baby Syndrome Convictions Challenged in Arizona
September 14, 2012
An Exoneree Speaks at a Synagogue before the Jewish Holidays Illinois Men Receive Certificates of Innocence
September 13, 2012
Science Thursday - September 13, 2012
September 12, 2012
Texas Police Departments to Be Graded on Lineup Policies “The Exonerated” Returns to New York for Limited Run with Audience Talk Backs
September 11, 2012
Forensic Scientists Join Innocence Project in Conversation about Wrongful Convictions
September 10, 2012
Victim’s Mother Relives Crime Through Wrongful Conviction
September 7, 2012
Ohio Death Row Inmate Released
September 6, 2012
Fixing Forensic Oversight, a National Priority
September 5, 2012
Wrongfully Convicted Nebraska Man Is Compensated after 57 Years Michael Morton Speaks About Wrongful Conviction, Advocates Reform
September 4, 2012
Murder Conviction Dismissed for Man in North Carolina
August 31, 2012
August 30, 2012
August 29, 2012
Illinois Appellate Court Ruling Favors Starks
August 28, 2012
LAPD Resist Eyewitness Identification Reform The Trial of David Lee Wiggins
August 27, 2012
Wiggins and Family Speak about His Ordeal
August 24, 2012
Texas Man Released From Prison After 24 Years The Misidentification of David Lee Wiggins
August 23, 2012
Science Thursday - August 23, 2012
August 22, 2012
Virginia Exoneree Credits Faith in a Speech at Baptist Church “Give Up Tomorrow” to Screen at the Brooklyn Museum
August 21, 2012
August 20, 2012
Massachusetts Exoneree’s Record Expunged, Nine Years Later Volunteer Attorney Aids Virginia’s Post-Conviction Testing Project
August 17, 2012
State Attorney Ignores Science, Impedes Starks’ Full Exoneration
August 16, 2012
Science Thursday - August 16, 2012 How Misidentifications Lead to Wrongful Convictions Buffalo News Urges New York to Take Action Against Wrongful Convictions
August 15, 2012
Mississippi Exoneree Enjoys His Freedom Exonerees Featured on Oprah Winfrey Network
August 14, 2012
Innocence Project Featured in Philanthropic Video Archive NYPD Slow to Record Interrogations
August 13, 2012
Barry Scheck Reflects on the Creation of the Innocence Project
August 10, 2012
From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up Wisconsin Exoneree Wins Law School Scholarship
August 9, 2012
Science Thursday - August 9, 2012 DNA Evidence Points Toward Ohio Man’s Innocence
August 8, 2012
Florida Death Row Prisoner Fights to Overturn Conviction Help Bennie Starks Get a Full Exoneration
August 7, 2012
Two Virginia Men Fight Arson Convictions
August 6, 2012
To Thank You for Your Letters of Support Former Bite Mark Expert Dismisses the Discipline
August 3, 2012
August 2, 2012
Science Thursday - August 2, 2012 NY Law Expanding DNA Database Takes Effect
August 1, 2012
Blog: The Innocent and the Death Penalty
July 31, 2012
Meet a Grammy Winner and Support the Innocence Project Panel of Exonerees to Join Barry Scheck at American Chemical Society Conference
July 30, 2012
Editorial Urges States to Follow NJ in Eyewitness Identification Reform
July 27, 2012
From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up Denver Post Calls for Compensation
July 26, 2012
Science Thursday - July 26, 2012
July 25, 2012
A Short History of Police Lineup Reform Exonerees to Speak after Performance of “The Exonerated” Overhaul of New Orleans Police Department
July 24, 2012
Clearing up the Disparity in Texas Exonerations from County to County
July 23, 2012
Ocala Star Banner calls for Enhancements to Florida Criminal Justice System New Jersey Leads the Way on Eyewitness Identification Reform
July 20, 2012
New Jury Instructions Will Prevent Wrongful Convictions
July 19, 2012
Science Thursday - July 19, 2012 Oklahoma Man Exonerated by DNA Testing
July 18, 2012
Louisiana Exonerees File Civil Suit in Prosecutorial Misconduct Case
July 17, 2012
Indiana Police Cut Down DNA Backlog
July 16, 2012
Towards a Repeal of the Death Penalty Virginia Police Departments Fall Short on Identification Procedures
July 13, 2012
From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up, July 13, 2012
July 12, 2012
Science News After 31 Years, Justice Department Files Motion to Exonerate Kirk Odom Forensic Science Improvement Bill Submitted to Congress
July 11, 2012
Exoneree’s Son Talks About Prosecutorial Error National Post-Conviction Case Review to Examine Forensic Flaws
July 10, 2012
Texas Tribune Examines Prosecutorial Misconduct
July 9, 2012
Illinois Man Freed After 32 Years
July 6, 2012
Prosecutorial Error Common in TX Wrongful Conviction Cases Weak DNA Evidence Poses Problems in Court Colorado Exoneree Struggles without Compensation
July 5, 2012
Texas Exonerees Launch Support Services Program Atlanta Wrongfully Incarcerates Woman Who Shares the Same Name as the Suspect Science News
July 3, 2012
UN High Commission for Human Rights Examines the Death Penalty
July 2, 2012
Update: LaMonte Armstrong Released Two Mississippi Women Freed After Review of Bite Mark Evidence
June 29, 2012
New Evidence Could Free North Carolina Man
June 28, 2012
Exoneree Anniversary: Kirk Bloodsworth Science News
June 27, 2012
From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up Missing Nora Ephron
June 26, 2012
Documentary to Tell Texas Exoneree’s Story Supreme Court Rejects Life Sentences for Juveniles
June 25, 2012
Illinois Woman Asks for Clemency in Shaken Baby Syndrome Case
June 22, 2012
Thousands of Supporters Rally Behind Nevada Woman’s Innocence Claim Manhattan District Attorney Hails Conviction Integrity Unit
June 21, 2012
Supreme Court Issues Murky Decision on Crime Lab Testimony Judges Order Lake County to Address Starks’ Conviction
June 20, 2012
The Fight for Pennsylvania’s Wrongfully Convicted
June 19, 2012
Exonerated Prisoners Speak out on Solitary Confinement
June 18, 2012
North Carolina Compensation Bill Hinders the Exonerated Who Plead Guilty Exonerated through DNA Testing, Two New Dads Celebrate Father’s Day in the Free World
June 15, 2012
From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up
June 14, 2012
Florida Innocence Commission Hopeful for Reform Science News
June 13, 2012
When Prosecutors Oppose DNA Testing
June 12, 2012
Australian Coroner Makes a Ruling in 32-Year-Old Case
June 11, 2012
Dateline NBC Episode Turns Up New Witnesses in False Confession Case
June 8, 2012
Three North Carolina Men Fight to Clear Their Names Why New York Needs Wrongful Conviction Reforms
June 7, 2012
Science Thursdays Exoneree Band Performs in Salt Lake City Murder Conviction Vacated, Michigan Man Freed
June 6, 2012
Legislation to Increase Louisiana’s Compensation Dies
June 5, 2012
Innocence Project Submits New Evidence of Innocence in West Virginia Case
June 4, 2012
How to Make the Criminal Justice System More Fair Illinois Man Convicted on Bad Arson Analysis Is Freed
June 1, 2012
Copping a Plea for a Crime You Didn’t Commit Streamlining Capital Punishment Endangers the Innocent
May 31, 2012
Science Thursday - May 31, 2012 Football Dreams Rekindled for Recent Exoneree
May 30, 2012
Innocence Project and New York State Bar Association Push for Reform in New York
May 29, 2012
Virginia Attorney General Supports Bennett Barbour Exoneration MSNBC Asks: Is the Justice System Broken?
May 25, 2012
Exonerees Who Served in the Military Observe Memorial Day 2012 Former Texas Governor Urges Reform to Prevent Executing Innocent People Conviction Dismissed Against Former High School Football Player
May 24, 2012
From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up Oregon Considers Changes to Police Lineups Science Thursday - May 24, 2012
May 23, 2012
Florida Editorial Emphasizes Need for Reform
May 22, 2012
The Long Road From Exoneration to Compensation
May 21, 2012
New National Database Reveals Nearly 900 Exonerations Texas Judge Moved to Posthumously Exonerate Cameron Todd Willingham
May 18, 2012
Innocence Project Continues the Fight to Clear George Allen
May 17, 2012
Science Thursday - May 17, 2012 Colorado Exoneree Tells How He Endured Wrongful Imprisonment Courier-Journal Urges Kentucky to Expand DNA Access Law
May 16, 2012
Investigation Reveals Texas Likely Executed An Innocent Man, Points to Eyewitness Misidentification
May 15, 2012
Rape Conviction Dismissed for Bennie Starks After 20 Years in Prison
May 14, 2012
Kentucky Prisoners Fight for DNA Testing
May 11, 2012
Innocence Project Executive Director Receives Award A Mother’s Day Message from “Mama Innocence”
May 10, 2012
Science Thursday - May 3, 2012 Virginia Must Notify Individuals Who May Have Been Wrongfully Convicted
May 9, 2012
Rickey Wyatt’s Conviction Vacated After 31 Years
May 8, 2012
Colorado’s Wrongful Conviction of Robert Dewey Holds Lessons Innocence Project Celebrates 20th Anniversary Tonight!
May 7, 2012
Errant Prosecutors Seldom Held to Account
May 4, 2012
Connecticut House Passes Eyewitness Identification Bill Hank Skinner’s Fight for DNA Testing Continues
May 3, 2012
Science Thursday - May 3, 2012
May 2, 2012
Dispatch from the Field: An Exoneree Finds His Way in Colorado Virginia Attorney General Supports Bennett Barbour Exoneration
May 1, 2012
Barry Scheck Debates Death Penalty on MSNBC Two More Men Cleared by DNA in Dallas County
April 30, 2012
Colorado Man Released Today Connecticut Governor Abolishes State’s Death Penalty
April 27, 2012
Eyewitness Identification Training Embraced in Texas Twenty Arizona Prosecutors Who Committed Error Go Undisciplined
April 26, 2012
Science News Prosecutorial Oversight Tour Stops in Arizona
April 25, 2012
Seven DC Men Fight to Overturn Murder Conviction
April 24, 2012
Real Perpetrator in Milwaukee DNA Exoneration Case Charged with Murder
April 23, 2012
Washington Post Calls for Full Review of FBI Crime Lab
April 20, 2012
Florida Exoneree Becomes a Father at 57
April 19, 2012
RIT Hosts Wrongful Conviction Conference Attorneys Work to Hold Orleans Parish Prosecutors Accountable
April 18, 2012
Forensic Practitioners’ Credentials Come Under Fire Chicago Police Officers Contribute Financially to Wrongful Conviction Settlement
April 17, 2012
PBS Reveals “The Real CSI” Tonight Washington Post Investigates Reliability of Forensic Sciences
April 16, 2012
Barry Scheck Makes His Point Wall Street Journal Explores Eyewitness Memory
April 13, 2012
Baltimore Prepares to Video Record Interrogations
April 12, 2012
Connecticut to Abolish the Death Penalty Science Thursday
April 11, 2012
New York State to Review Convictions From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up
April 10, 2012
New Jersey on the Way to Better Jury Instructions for Eyewitness Identifications Virginia Exoneree Receives Compensation
April 9, 2012
Three More Dallas County Men Cleared
April 6, 2012
One Woman’s Triumph over Wrongful Conviction New Documentary Examines Police Interrogation Tactics
April 5, 2012
Connecticut Senate Votes to Repeal Death Penalty Science Thursday Texas Prosecutors Who Engage in Misconduct Go Undisciplined
April 4, 2012
Wrongful Conviction Featured in Tonight’s Episode of “Psych” NBC Spotlights Police Lineup Reform
April 3, 2012
False Confession Experts Now Allowed to Testify in New York State
April 2, 2012
New York Times Reports on Kerry Max Cook Life Sentence Guards Against Fatal Mistakes
March 30, 2012
Oklahoma Senate Approves Wrongful Conviction Review
March 29, 2012
March 28, 2012
Panel Discussion to Address Prosecutorial Error and Misconduct
March 27, 2012
The New York Times Calls on Gov. Cuomo to Pass Wrongful Conviction Reforms
March 26, 2012
CNN Reports: Many Exonerees Have Not Been Compensated Symposium to Explore Issue of Inadequate Defense 60 Minutes Features Innocence Project Client Michael Morton
March 23, 2012
Alabama Death Row Inmate Receives Stay Six Days Before Execution Date
March 22, 2012
March 21, 2012
Kane County Sets Example for Other Illinois Jurisdictions in Handling Wrongful Convictions From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up
March 20, 2012
NY Governor Signs DNA Databank Bill, Says He Will Pursue Additional Reforms
March 19, 2012
Wrongfully Convicted Man Seeks Removal from the Sex Offender Registry Prosecutorial Oversight: Ted Stevens Case Moves Dialog Forward
March 16, 2012
Kentucky Legislation Introduced to Allow Expansion for Post-Conviction DNA Testing
March 15, 2012
Tune In: ESPN to Premiere Dewey Bozella Film Science Thursday
March 14, 2012
New York Exoneree Starts Foundation to Help Wrongfully Convicted From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up
March 13, 2012
Death Penalty Study Reveals Random Application Special Prosecutor Appointed to Court of Inquiry in Morton Case
March 12, 2012
Louisiana Compensation Falls Short
March 9, 2012
New York Should Follow China’s Lead and Require Mandatory Recording of Interrogations
March 8, 2012
March 7, 2012
Illinois Man Freed After Ten Years in Wrongful Conviction Case
March 6, 2012
Virginia Exoneree Could Receive $800,000 in Compensation
March 5, 2012
End wrongful convictions in New York Wrongful convictions affect all New Yorkers
March 2, 2012
Friday Roundup: Favorable Compensation, Actual Innocence Bills
March 1, 2012
February 29, 2012
Federal Judge Tosses Virginia Murder Conviction From the Wrongful Convictions Blog: International Innocence Round-up
February 28, 2012
Hawaii Reviews Identification Reforms
February 27, 2012
Time’s “Game Changers” Series Features Co-Director Barry Scheck The New York Times Calls for State Wrongful Conviction Reform
February 24, 2012
Paradise Lost, Oscar Contender Friday Roundup: False Confessions, DNA Access, Compensation
February 23, 2012
Center for the Global Study of Wrongful Conviction Launches International Innocence Blog Science Thursday
February 22, 2012
Praise for Court of Inquiry Order in Morton Case
February 21, 2012
Willingham Documentary Hits iTunes
February 17, 2012
Friday Roundup: Claims of Innocence and Fighting for Justice Innocence Project Submits Evidence of Missouri Man’s Innocence
February 16, 2012
Science Thursday Judge Orders Court of Inquiry into Possible Prosecutorial Misconduct in Morton Case Illinois Appeals Court Ruling Will Hopefully Hasten Exoneration
February 15, 2012
New York Chief Judge Aims to Reduce Wrongful Convictions
February 14, 2012
Scientific Advances Raise Doubt about Arson Convictions
February 13, 2012
NBC investigates New York Conviction Based on Eyewitness Evidence
February 10, 2012
Friday Roundup: Life After Exoneration New Book to Highlight Effects of Prosecutorial Misconduct Texas Judge Recommends Court of Inquiry on Prosecutorial Misconduct in Morton Case
February 9, 2012
Last of the “Dixmoor Five” to be Released from Prison Science Thursday
February 8, 2012
Prosecutorial Oversight: John Thompson and His Fight for Justice
February 7, 2012
Kentucky Prosecutor Calls for Increased Access to Post-Conviction DNA Testing
February 6, 2012
Virginia Fails to Notify Individuals Who May Have Been Wrongfully Convicted
February 3, 2012
Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office Opens Conviction Integrity Unit Friday Roundup: False Confessions, Investigating Wrongful Convictions
February 2, 2012
February 1, 2012
New York’s DNA Database Bill Falls Short
January 31, 2012
Wrongful Conviction Overturned for Missouri Man Washington Legislators Consider Abolishing the Death Penalty
January 30, 2012
Weekly Roundup: Honoring the Exonerated and Reviewing the Justice System
January 28, 2012
True Story of Clarence Elkins Premieres on Documentary Channel
January 27, 2012
Innocence Project Policy Advocate on Justice and the Death Penalty
January 26, 2012
Science Thursday: Congress Slow to Adopt Forensic Science Reforms
January 25, 2012
High School Performance to Benefit Innocence Project
January 24, 2012
New Orleans Judge Evaluates Prisoner’s Claim of Innocence
January 23, 2012
Connecticut Establishes Fund to Aid the Recently Exonerated
January 20, 2012
Friday Roundup: Compensation, Real Perpetrators and the Death Penalty Cardozo Law School Symposium Addresses Juvenile Wrongful Convictions
January 19, 2012
Perry v. New Hampshire Ruling Ignored Eyewitness Misidentification Stats Science Thursday
January 18, 2012
Four Chicago Men Celebrate Exoneration “Paradise Lost” Filmmaker Discusses the West Memphis Three Case
January 17, 2012
Virginia Compensation Falls Short Four Chicago Men Cleared After 17 Years
January 13, 2012
Exoneree Anniversary: Rickie Johnson Friday Roundup
January 12, 2012
January 11, 2012
New Orleans Murder Conviction Overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court
January 10, 2012
Potential Wrongful Convictions Revealed in Virginia Study
January 9, 2012
Texas to Embark on Statewide Arson Inquiry?
January 6, 2012
Last of the “Dixmoor Five” Exonerated of Murder Friday Roundup: Fighting the Causes of Wrongful Convictions
January 5, 2012
Science Thursday Dallas Man Enjoys First Night of Freedom
January 4, 2012
Rickey Dale Wyatt Released After 31 Years
January 3, 2012
Washington Post Applauds Decline in Executions
December 30, 2011
December 29, 2011
New York Times: Make Prosecutors Accountable for Misconduct
December 28, 2011
Editorial Calls on Kentucky to Compensate Recent Exoneree Florida Questions the Use of Jailhouse Informants
December 23, 2011
Friday Roundup: Proving Innocence in South Carolina and Nebraska
December 21, 2011
Innocence Network Secured 21 Exonerations in 2011
December 20, 2011
Kentucky Man Exonerated Exoneree Ray Krone on the Anderson Cooper 360
December 19, 2011
Former Texas Inmate Officially Exonerated, Prosecutorial Misconduct Reviewed
December 16, 2011
Celebrity Fundraising Challenge Friday Roundup: Conviction Overturned, Decline of the Death Penalty
December 15, 2011
December 14, 2011
Exoneree Anniversary: McKinley Cromedy New Year, New Improvements to Identification Procedures
December 13, 2011
Fourth Illinois Man Exonerated in “Dixmoor Five” Case
December 12, 2011
Illinois Prisoner’s Conviction Overturned based on DNA Evidence How Many Innocent People are in Prison?
December 9, 2011
Friday Roundup A Death Row Exoneree Speaks out Against the Death Penalty
December 8, 2011
Illinois Prosecutor who Fought DNA Exonerations to Resign John Grisham Calls for Forensic Improvement Science Thursday
December 7, 2011
New York State Exoneree Wins Lawsuit
December 6, 2011
Former Prosecutor Testifies about Possible Misconduct in Texas Wrongful Conviction Bill Would Increase Compensation for Wisconsin’s Wrongfully Convicted Wrongfully Convicted Virginia Man Exonerated After 27 Years
December 5, 2011
Two of the Dixmoor Five Still Fighting to Be Cleared of Murder
December 2, 2011
Exoneree Dewey Bozella nominated for Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year Award Friday Roundup: Criminal Justice Reform
December 1, 2011
November 30, 2011
Maryland Man Blames Prosecutorial Misconduct for Wrongful Conviction
November 28, 2011
November 25, 2011
Friday Roundup: Fighting for Justice from Connecticut to Alaska
November 24, 2011
Science Thursday: Thanksgiving Edition Happy Thanksgiving from the Innocence Project
November 23, 2011
Congressmen Call for Case Review
November 22, 2011
November 21, 2011
Massachusetts’ Fight for DNA Access
November 18, 2011
Friday Roundup: Crime Labs Oversight and Eyewitness Identification Reform
November 17, 2011
False Confessions Lead to Additional Evidence Flaws, New Study Shows
November 16, 2011
Chicago Judge Overturns Murder Convictions of Four Men
November 15, 2011
Delay in Exonerations for Two Illinois Men Four More Illinois Men Still Seeking Freedom
November 14, 2011
NY Times Calls for Stronger Protections Against Prosecutorial Misconduct
November 11, 2011
Friday Roundup: Herzog’s Death Penalty Documentary
November 10, 2011
Science Thursday What Is the Innocence Project?
November 9, 2011
The Importance of Mandatory DNA Testing Analysis of the Supreme Court’s View on Prosecutorial Misconduct
November 8, 2011
Exoneree Speaker Steven Barnes Visits Alaska Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Prosecutorial Misconduct
November 7, 2011
Two Brothers Among the Recently Exonerated Illinois Men Texas Execution Stayed
November 4, 2011
Hank Skinner’s Continued Fight for DNA Testing Friday Roundup: False Confessions and Misidentifications
November 3, 2011
Science Thursday: Reopening Old Cases Three Illinois Men Exonerated of 1991 Rape and Murder
November 1, 2011
Supreme Court to Hear Prosecutorial Misconduct Case Texas Forensic News: After Final Willingham Report, New Members Join Commission
October 31, 2011
The Fight for a National Criminal Justice Commission
October 28, 2011
Preventing Future Injustice in Texas Friday Roundup: Fighting Prosecutorial Misconduct and Eyewitness Misidentification
October 26, 2011
Hank Skinner Deserves DNA Tests
October 25, 2011
October 24, 2011
Sen. Webb to Keep Fighting for a Commission
October 21, 2011
Friday Roundup: Appeals Granted, Charges Dismissed Senate Votes Against National Criminal Justice Commission After 30 Years, A Free Man
October 20, 2011
Science Thursday: A Mug Shot Database
October 19, 2011
Florida Exoneree Gets Help from Veteran Music Producer
October 17, 2011
Celebrating 20 Years of Justice The Lineup Filler NY Exoneree Wins His First and Last Pro Boxing Match Investigation Goes on in Morton Case
October 14, 2011
Friday Roundup: Prosecutorial Misconduct, Eyewitness Misidentification
October 13, 2011
Oklahoma Innocence Project Up and Running Science Thursday
October 12, 2011
The Best Work a Prosecutor Could Do? Morton Nears Official Exoneration in Texas
October 11, 2011
New York Exoneree to Make Boxing Debut Illinois Men Hopeful DNA Evidence Will Clear Their Names
October 7, 2011
Friday Roundup: Evidence of Misconduct Willingham Documentary Hits Theatres
October 6, 2011
October 5, 2011
Take Action: Call on Congress to Create a National Criminal Justice Commission Michael Morton Roundup: His First Day of Freedom Big Week for Innocence Network Clients
October 4, 2011
California Man’s Conviction Overturned Attorneys: DNA Evidence Should Exonerate Chicago Men Murder Conviction Overturned, Texas Man Freed
October 3, 2011
September 30, 2011
This Week in Forensics: The Difference Of a Death Investigation Friday Roundup: Living the Dream
September 28, 2011
Lawmakers to Consider Eyewitness Identification Reforms in Wake of Troy Davis Execution
September 27, 2011
New York Event: Barry Scheck on the Death Penalty Virginia Court Could Clear Thomas Haynesworth
September 26, 2011
New DNA Evidence Proves St. Louis Man’s Innocence Virginia Man Continues to Seek Full Exoneration
September 23, 2011
Friday Roundup: NC Exoneration, DNA testing and False Confessions Improving Eyewitness Identification in Pennsylvania
September 22, 2011
Troy Davis Executed in Georgia Comedy Show to Benefit the Innocence Project Science Thursdays Supporting Justice in Georgia Call for a Moratorium on Executions in Georgia
September 21, 2011
September 20, 2011
Pennsylvania Report Establishes Need for Reform Clemency Denied for Troy Davis — Take Action Now to Stop the Execution
September 16, 2011
Friday Roundup: Skin Cells and Backlogs Speaking Up for Troy Davis
September 15, 2011
A Plea to Pass Federal Criminal Justice Reform The Evolution of Exonerations and DNA Science Science Thursday: Arson, Gaits and Reality TV Ask a Staff Attorney
September 14, 2011
Questions for an Innocence Project Attorney Three Prisoners Get a Second Chance
September 13, 2011
Stop the Execution of Troy Davis
September 12, 2011
Two Men Cleared After Years Behind Bars TFS Commissioners Should Retain Jurisdiction Over Willingham
September 9, 2011
Friday Roundup: A Pending Execution and a Fight for a Hearing
September 8, 2011
Texas Forensic Commission Meets Today, Willingham on Agenda Science Thursday: Allegations of Misconduct A Cover-Up in Texas?
September 7, 2011
Texas Death Row Inmate Seeks DNA Testing Under New Law, Contests Execution
September 6, 2011
September 2, 2011
Friday Roundup: NJ’s Supreme Court Ruling on Eyewitness Identification has National Impact
September 1, 2011
66,700 Petition Signatures Delivered in Chicago Case Science Thursday
August 31, 2011
Houston Moving Slowly Toward Central Crime Lab
August 30, 2011
Column: U.K. Should Follow New Jersey Court’s Lead on Eyewitness Evidence Police and Prosecutors Withheld Evidence in Kentucky Case
August 29, 2011
Exoneree Herman Atkins Speaks to DNA Scientists New York Times: Fixing Lineups
August 26, 2011
Friday Roundup: The West Memphis 3 Celebrate Freedom Saturday Night Movie: Conviction Premieres on HBO
August 25, 2011
Media Coverage of Yesterday’s N.J. Supreme Court Decision When Appeals Go Unanswered
August 24, 2011
Prosecutor to Remain on Texas Case as DNA Points Toward Prisoner’s Innocence N.J. Supreme Court Orders Major Shift on Eyewitness Evidence
August 23, 2011
False Confessions and the West Memphis Three
August 22, 2011
Column: Bias and Innocence Supreme Court to Take Another Look at Identifications
August 19, 2011
Friday Roundup: Revisiting Old Cases and Rebuilding Lives West Memphis Three Go Free
August 18, 2011
Science Thursday: Arson, Anthropology and Entomology
August 17, 2011
Getting it Right: A Multimedia Resource on Wrongful Convictions New DNA Evidence Points Toward Texas Prisoner’s Innocence
August 16, 2011
Judge Denies Kentucky Prisoner’s Request for DNA Testing
August 15, 2011
Scheck: TX Arson Investigation Should Go On
August 12, 2011
Friday Roundup: Forensic Oversight, Informant Testimony and Eyewitness Identification
August 11, 2011
Science Thursday Mississippi Woman Convicted Despite Unreliable Testimony New Video: How DNA Testing Works in 2 Minutes
August 10, 2011
Column: Confusing Texas Law Hinders Work of TFSC
August 9, 2011
What’s Next for Texas Death Row Inmate After Execution Stay Help Free Five Innocent Men in Illinois
August 8, 2011
Key Evidence Missing in Wisconsin Murder Case, Attorney Calls for Dismissal
August 5, 2011
Friday Roundup: DNA Access and Police Misconduct
August 4, 2011
Science Thursday: Shoes Prints and Patented Genes
August 3, 2011
August 2, 2011
CA Governor Signs Jailhouse Informant Bill to Prevent Wrongful Convictions
August 1, 2011
Hawaii Man Cleared After Two Decades
July 29, 2011
Execution Stayed in Texas Texas Attorney General Limits Authority of the Forensic Science Commission Friday Roundup: Forensic Science and Compensating the Wrongfully Convicted
July 28, 2011
Science Thursday Massachusetts Senate Passes DNA Access Bill
July 27, 2011
Standing with Thomas Haynesworth
July 26, 2011
Jailhouse Informant Bill Could Prevent Wrongful Convictions
July 25, 2011
Reforming Eyewitness Identification Procedures
July 22, 2011
New TFSC Chairman Tackles Willingham Case Friday Roundup: The Long Road to Prove Innocence
July 21, 2011
Science Thursday: Indenitication Without DNA and Crime Lab Closings
July 20, 2011
Real Perpetrator to Plead Guilty in Wrongful Conviction Case
July 19, 2011
PBS Frontline Gets Emmy Nod for “The Confessions”
July 18, 2011
NC Among States Making Strides Against Wrongful Convictions
July 15, 2011
Judge Overturns Virginia Death Sentence Due to Prosecutorial Misconduct Friday Roundup: Forensic Misconduct and Proving Innocence
July 14, 2011
VIDEO: Dewey Bozella Receives ESPY Courage Award Science Thursday
July 13, 2011
A New Organization in Oklahoma and a New Board in Wisconsin
July 12, 2011
New York Exoneree to Receive Arthur Ashe Courage Award at ESPYs
July 11, 2011
Supreme Court Ruling Means Lab Tech Should Testify
July 8, 2011
Friday Roundup: The Stories of Innocence, Before and After Exoneration
July 7, 2011
Science Thursday Iowa Adopts Arson Reforms Home at Last
July 6, 2011
Confidential Informants, Questionable Convictions
July 5, 2011
Thank You! The Media’s Role in Freeing the Innocent
July 1, 2011
Friday Roundup: Informants, Compensation and Bad Lawyers
June 30, 2011
Colorado Commissioners Won’t Limit Compensation for Wrongfully Convicted
June 29, 2011
June 28, 2011
Tonight on “Frontline:” A Close Look at Child Death Cases
June 27, 2011
Unraveling a Closed Murder Case in D.C.
June 24, 2011
Is the “CSI Effect” Real? Supreme Court Upholds Right to Cross Examine Lab Technicians Friday Roundup: Police Misconduct, Compensation and Innocence Commissions
June 23, 2011
Science Thursday: A New Lab in Houston
June 21, 2011
Sun Times: DNA and the High Cost of Wrongful Convictions
June 20, 2011
Washington State Courts Debate Cross-Racial Identifications New Suspects Named Three Decades After Wrongful Conviction
June 17, 2011
Friday Roundup: The Quest for a DNA Test Innocence Project Client Wins Access to DNA Testing
June 16, 2011
Science Thursday: Blood Alcohol Evidence Deemed Unscientific
June 15, 2011
Reforms Pending In Connecticut
June 14, 2011
Facebook Conversation: Your Stories of Injustice
June 13, 2011
Missing Evidence Means No DNA Testing for Maryland Man
June 10, 2011
The House Case and the Causes of Injustice Friday Roundup: Innocence and Invisible Gorillas
June 9, 2011
Science Thursday: Questioning Science in the Courtroom Will You Help Fund DNA Tests?
June 8, 2011
Mass. Lawmakers Consider DNA Access Bill
June 7, 2011
Student Investigation Raises Questions About Chicago Murder Conviction Canadian Woman Finally Cleared After 13 Years in Prison
June 6, 2011
Will DNA Set a Missouri Man Free?
June 3, 2011
Friday Roundup: New Texas Law Will Reduce Misidentification
June 2, 2011
Science Thursday: Defendants Denied Access to Information from DC’s New Lab
June 1, 2011
New Book Examines Central Park Jogger Case and False Confessions
May 31, 2011
Marvin Anderson’s Long Road to Freedom
May 27, 2011
Chairman of Texas Forensic Commission Won’t Be Back Friday Roundup: Free, but Still Fighting
May 26, 2011
Texas Bill Would Close Compensation Loopholes Science Thursday
May 25, 2011
DNA Evidence Could Exonerate Nine Men in Chicago
May 24, 2011
Improving Counsel for Indigent Defendants
May 23, 2011
Exoneree William Michael Dillon Launches Music Career The Long Road to Compensation
May 20, 2011
Friday Roundup: False Confessions and Flawed Forensics
May 19, 2011
New York Can Do Better to Prevent Wrongful Convictions Science Thursdays: Possible Senate Investigation of Army Lab
May 18, 2011
Florida to Change Photo Lineup Policy
May 17, 2011
Compensating Connecticut’s Wrongfully Convicted
May 16, 2011
Forensic Work Questioned at Military Crime Lab
May 13, 2011
Friday Roundup: Death Penalty, Wrongful Conviction and Compensation
May 12, 2011
Science Thursdays: Forensic Evidence Faces More Careful Scrutiny from the Bench
May 11, 2011
Fernando Bermudez to Speak at Baruch College Texas Exonerees Urge Legislation to Prevent Wrongful Convictions
May 10, 2011
Prosecutors Would Block Review of Confession Cases
May 9, 2011
Cincinnati Man Seeks DNA Testing
May 6, 2011
Friday Roundup: Improving Eyewitness Identification and Compensating the Wrongfully Convicted
May 5, 2011
Jason Flom Donation Establishes Senior Litigation Position at the Innocence Project Science Thursdays: Scientists Urge Review of Cases Based on Bad Science
May 4, 2011
Evidence in Detroit Rape Case Points to Man’s Innocence
May 3, 2011
Supreme Court May Consider Case of Bad Defense Lawyer
May 2, 2011
Utah Woman Freed in Non-DNA Case
April 29, 2011
Friday Roundup: Compensating the Wrongfully Convicted Florida Exonerees Endorse Statewide Identification Reform
April 28, 2011
Science Thursdays: Chemists from Nuclear Lab Unravel Mysterious “Nerve Gas” Death
April 27, 2011
States’ Financial Obligations to the Wrongfully Convicted Struggle under Budget Deficits
April 26, 2011
After 30 Years in Prison, Ohio Man is Compensated by the State
April 25, 2011
Road to Justice for One of Norfolk Four
April 22, 2011
Friday Roundup: Reform Bill Fails in Texas, Misconduct in California
April 21, 2011
Science Thursday: A Michigan Prosecutors Claims Testimony Trumps Science 48 Hours: Mystery Airs Special on Anthony Graves Case This Saturday
April 20, 2011
Federal Appeals Court Says All Evidence Relevant to Innocence
April 19, 2011
Evidence Points to Innocence in 1986 Rape Case
April 18, 2011
TFSC Approves Arson Recommendations
April 15, 2011
Exoneree Musician Bill Dillon Performs in Austin, Texas Friday Roundup: Compensation and Law Enforcement Training DNA Points to Serial Rapist in Wrongful Conviction of Illinois Men
April 14, 2011
TFSC Expected to Issue Report on Willingham Arson Case Science Thursdays: North Carolina Debates Creating Independent Crime Lab
April 13, 2011
New Slate Series on Eyewitness Misidentification
April 12, 2011
Exoneree Pushes for Prosecutorial Accountability
April 11, 2011
Recording Interrogations Can Prevent Wrongful Convictions
April 8, 2011
Friday Roundup: Compensation and the Prosecution’s role in Overturned Wrongful Convictions
April 7, 2011
Texas Bill Would Improve Access to DNA Testing Science Thursdays: Iowa Senator Call for Army Crime Lab Investigation
April 6, 2011
Reforming Criminal Lineup Procedures
April 5, 2011
Florida Inmate Released After 18 Years
April 4, 2011
Slate.com on Thompson: Thomas, Scalia Opinions ‘A Master Class in Human Apathy’
April 1, 2011
Gross Misconduct at Military Crime Lab Science Thursdays: North Carolina Likely to Pass Comprehensive Forensic Science Reforms
March 31, 2011
Out of Prison, Fighting for Exoneration
March 30, 2011
False Confession Conviction May be Tossed
March 29, 2011
U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Compensation for Former Death Row Inmate
March 28, 2011
New Jersey Supreme Court Reviews Eyewitness Identification
March 25, 2011
Friday Roundup: Illinois Man Seeks DNA Tests
March 24, 2011
Science Thursdays: Crime Labs Under Investigation for Inconsistent Results Virginia Enacts Familial DNA Testing Law
March 23, 2011
New Tapes Reveal Police Chief Doubts Controversial Ohio Convictions
March 22, 2011
Prosecutors Invoke ‘Misconduct’ Law, Block Exoneree’s Compensation Request
March 21, 2011
Wrongfully Convicted Virginia Man Released After 27 Years
March 18, 2011
Friday Roundup: Prosecutorial Misconduct and Preventing Wrongful Convictions
March 17, 2011
Texas Senate Passes Critical Lineup Bill Science Thursdays: Nassau County Lab Scandal May Cost $500,000
March 16, 2011
Argument Scheduled for Virginia Man Seeking Exoneration
March 15, 2011
DNA Expert Says Florida Man Serving Life Could be Innocent
March 14, 2011
False Confessions Happen More Than We Think
March 11, 2011
Friday Roundup: DNA Tests Ordered and Waiting for Compensation
March 10, 2011
Former Federal Prosecutor Faces Expulsion Science Thursdays: Lab vs. Courtroom - How Much Proof Is Enough?
March 9, 2011
Illinois Governor Abolishes Death Penalty
March 8, 2011
Connecticut Considering Death Penalty Repeal U.S. Supreme Court: Inmate Can Seek DNA Testing
March 7, 2011
Supreme Court OK’s Inmate’s Claim for DNA Testing
March 4, 2011
Friday Roundup: Reducing Wrongful Convictions
March 3, 2011
Confession Shouldn’t Bar DNA Testing Science Thursdays: NY Governor Responds to Lab Scandal
March 2, 2011
Texas Senators Delay Confirmation of FSC Chairman
March 1, 2011
Chairman of TFSC Passes Nominations Committee
February 28, 2011
TFSC Chairman Could be Replaced
February 25, 2011
Friday Roundup: The Fight to be Exonerated and Progress at Crime Labs
February 24, 2011
Compensating the Wrongly Convicted in Hawaii Science Thursday: 4000 Drug Cases Under Review in Nassau County, NY
February 23, 2011
New Trial for Tennessee Man Convicted of Rape
February 22, 2011
Texas Bill Seeks to Improve Eyewitness Identification Procedures (Updated)
February 18, 2011
Friday Roundup: Forensic Science and False Confessions
February 17, 2011
New York Chief Judge Applauds Innocence Project Science Thursday: Scientists Weary of So-Called HIV ‘Fingerprint’ Testing
February 16, 2011
Send Thomas Haynesworth a Message of Support
February 15, 2011
Supreme Court Decision on DNA Testing Coming Soon
February 14, 2011
Florida Attorney Wants Special ID Jury Instruction
February 11, 2011
Friday Roundup: Overturned Convictions and Troubled Crime Labs
February 10, 2011
Science Thursday: DC Considers an Independent Crime Lab New Report on Federal Criminal Justice Reform
February 9, 2011
Exoneree’s False Confession Could Prevent Compensation
February 8, 2011
More on Delay in Willingham Investigation
February 7, 2011
Seton Hall Law School Launches Innocence Initiative
February 4, 2011
Man Locked Away 14 Years Without Trial Friday Roundup: Preventing Wrongful Convictions
February 3, 2011
Virginia Man Seeks Freedom After 27 Years Science Thursday: Questions Surround Death Investigations
February 2, 2011
NY Times Magazine: Questions Surround Shaken-Baby Cases
February 1, 2011
Winston & Strawn Receives Pro Bono Technology Award Watch “Conviction” on DVD We Moved!
January 28, 2011
Friday Roundup: Reforming the Justice System
January 27, 2011
DNA Tests Granted in Pennsylvania Case Science Thursday: Fake Autopsies, Blood Spatter and Fiber Comparison
January 26, 2011
Behind the Delay in Willingham Investigation
January 25, 2011
Hawaii Man Freed After 20 Years in Prison
January 24, 2011
Without Evidence Preservation, Crimes Remain Unsolved
January 21, 2011
Friday Roundup: Misconduct, Compensation and the Death Penalty
January 20, 2011
Watch Live Friday: Texas Forensics Hearing Science Thursday: Crime Labs Aim to Address Past Problems
January 19, 2011
Exoneree Compensation Still Years Off in Washington
January 18, 2011
Dupree’s Wrongful Conviction is Another Reminder to Fix the System
January 14, 2011
Live Chat With Hilary Swank Today Friday Roundup: Life After Exoneration, and a Pardon 70 Years Later
January 13, 2011
Toronto Man to be Cleared in Shaken Baby Case Science Thursday: Testing for Hair Color and Family Ties
January 12, 2011
Rhode Island Task Force Offers a Path to Eyewitness Reform
January 11, 2011
New Evidence Leads Wisconsin Judge to Grant New Trial in 23-year-old Murder Case
January 10, 2011
Cornelius Dupree and Tim Cole’s Brother Plead for Eyewitness Identification Reform in Texas
January 7, 2011
Watch Live: TX Officials Review Willingham Case Friday Roundup: Bad Science, DNA Testing and Convicting the Innocent Arson Experts Say Texas Fire Investigation Was Faulty
January 6, 2011
New Book Offers In Depth Look at Myths of the Justice System
January 5, 2011
Innocence in Words and Pictures: The Cornelius Dupree Case
January 4, 2011
Cornelius Dupree Cleared in Dallas
January 3, 2011
After 30 Years in Prison, Texas Man to Be Cleared Tuesday
December 30, 2010
Science Thursday: Getting Reform Right
December 29, 2010
After 23 Years in Prison, Wisconsin Man Seeks Fair Compensation
December 28, 2010
Another Arson Conviction Under Review
December 27, 2010
December 24, 2010
Death and Innocence: Scheck on MSNBC’s Daily Rundown Friday Roundup: Exonerated in Arizona, Fighting for Justice in Michigan
December 23, 2010
Science Thursday: Forensics and Anthropology
December 22, 2010
Michael Moore’s Letter from Santa Bars on DNA Testing Prevent Justice
December 21, 2010
Resistance to Recording of Interrogations
December 20, 2010
The Innocence Network Recaps the Year’s Exonerations
December 17, 2010
Friday Roundup: Convictions Tossed Out
December 16, 2010
Take Action: Urge the Senate to Pass the Omnibus Bill Science Thursday: Crime Labs Making Headlines
December 15, 2010
Turmoil Deepens at San Francisco Lab
December 14, 2010
Texas Forensic Meeting Streaming Live Tune in Tonight: Scheck on “The Good Wife”
December 13, 2010
TX Forensics Panel Meets Tuesday, Watch Live The Pseudo-Science of Dexter
December 10, 2010
Friday Roundup: A Coverdell Grant, Prosecutorial Misconduct and Life After Exoneration Prosecutorial Misconduct Doesn’t Always Result in Termination
December 9, 2010
Science Thursdays: Crime Lab Problems, Animal Forensics and a New “Body Farm” Preserving Evidence and Overturning Injustice
December 8, 2010
New York Crime Lab Goes On Probation
December 7, 2010
Asserting the Right to DNA Testing Hearing Delayed in Texas Death Penalty Case
December 6, 2010
Texas Death Penalty Hearing Starts Today
December 3, 2010
Friday Roundup: Jailhouse Testimony, False Confession and the Need for DNA Evidence
December 2, 2010
Science Thursday: Forensics Around the World
December 1, 2010
November 30, 2010
Virginia Hopeful for Eyewitness Identification Reform
November 29, 2010
Scheck in WSJ: Fix the System to Prevent Another Claude Jones Case
November 26, 2010
Friday Roundup: Misidentification and Overzealous Prosecution
November 25, 2010
Science Thursday - A Blood-Based Age Test? Spending Thanksgiving at Home
November 24, 2010
Ohio Man’s Bid for Freedom Stalls Again
November 22, 2010
Three Ohio Exonerees Adjust to Life Outside of Prison
November 19, 2010
Anthony Graves and the Long Struggle to Freedom Friday Roundup: Fixing the Justice System
November 18, 2010
Holder Overturns Bush-Era DNA Waivers
November 17, 2010
Massachusetts Man Granted New Trial in Arson Conviction
November 16, 2010
Down to the Wire: Call on Senate Leaders to Create a Criminal Justice Commission The Story Behind “Conviction” Report: Compensation Tax Lifted for the Wrongfully Convicted
November 15, 2010
An Illinois Man’s Long Struggle for Freedom Illinois Man Cleared in His Child’s Murder, Real Perpetrator Pleads Guilty
November 12, 2010
Women and Innocence: Building a Network DNA Tests Disprove Key Evidence in Texas Execution Friday Roundup: Reexamining Old Cases, Untested Rape Kits and Eyewitness Identification
November 11, 2010
CT Supreme Court Excludes Key Eyewitness Testimony
November 9, 2010
Mississippi Man Dies Months After DNA Proved Innocence
November 8, 2010
Prosecutorial Misconduct Plagues Illinois
November 5, 2010
Frontline: False Confessions and the Norfolk Four Friday Roundup: DNA Evidence
November 4, 2010
Swank: Too Many Innocent People in Prison West Memphis Three Get New Hearing
November 3, 2010
Florida Death Row Prisoner to Receive New Hearing Based on DNA Evidence
November 2, 2010
Two Hours to Convict Him and 15 Years to Set Him Free
November 1, 2010
After 27 Years in Prison, Canadian Man Is Cleared
October 29, 2010
“Conviction” Opens Nationwide Tonight Friday Roundup: Fighting for Freedom in Arizona, Fixing Forensics in Texas
October 28, 2010
Texas Man Freed After Years on Death Row
October 27, 2010
Three Consecutive Life Sentences for An Innocent Man
October 26, 2010
Grisham’s “Confession” Hits Bookstores Today Nov. 5: Women and Innocence Conference
October 25, 2010
Victim’s Family Seeks Answers in Wrongful Conviction Case
October 22, 2010
Texas Man Becomes 261st DNA Exoneree in U.S. Revisiting Injustice, Nine Years Later A New Grisham Novel and Plenty of Real-Life Legal Drama
October 20, 2010
Hilary Swank: Help Free the Innocent Jury Awards New York Exoneree $18.5 Million
October 19, 2010
Tonight on Frontline: Arson and Injustice California State Bar Association Reacts to Prosecutorial Misconduct Report
October 18, 2010
Michigan Woman Cleared in Shaken Baby Case
October 15, 2010
Friday Roundup: Police Misconduct, Recording Interrogations and a New Latin American Innocence Project Texas Forensics Science Commission Considers Willingham Case “Conviction” Opens Tonight in Select Cities
October 14, 2010
Willingham Hearing Convenes Today
October 13, 2010
After 21 Years in Prison, Four Free Supreme Court Heard Death Row DNA Case This Morning
October 12, 2010
Supreme Court Hears Death Row DNA Case Tomorrow
October 8, 2010
Family Members of the Wrongfully Convicted in Texas Seek Answers Friday Roundup: Life After Exoneration
October 7, 2010
Larry King Live: “Conviction” and Innocence
October 6, 2010
Tune in Tonight: “Conviction” Actors and Real-Life Inspiration Featured on “Larry King Live” Willingham Hearing Delayed Supreme Court Hears Prosecutorial Misconduct Case
October 5, 2010
Report: Prosecutorial Misconduct Often Unpunished in California
October 4, 2010
“I Did It” — New York Magazine on False Confessions
October 1, 2010
Deadline Nears for a National Commission Jimmy Ray Bromgard: Eight Years Free Friday Roundup: Free Screenings and the Fight Against Injustice
September 30, 2010
Hearing Set for Next Week in Willingham Arson Case
September 28, 2010
West Memphis Three Seek a New Trial
September 27, 2010
The Innocence Project and Winston & Strawn Launch Online Database of DNA Wrongful Convictions
September 24, 2010
Twenty-one Years in Prison, Seven Free Friday Roundup: Wrongful Conviction to be Overturned, New DNA Evidence and Prosecutorial Misconduct
September 23, 2010
Texas Murder Conviction Thrown Out, Dog-Scent Evidence Ruled Insufficient USA TODAY Investigation Reveals Serious Misconduct by Justice Department Prosecutors
September 22, 2010
Kansas Supreme Court To Consider New Jury Instructions For Hearing Eyewitness Testimony
September 21, 2010
Arson, Innocence and More on Missed Deadlines
September 20, 2010
California Man’s Freedom Hangs on a Legal Deadline
September 17, 2010
Texas Officials Review Arson Conviction Friday Roundup: DNA Evidence, Arson and Identification
September 16, 2010
Two Mississippi Men Are Cleared After 30 Years in Prison The Senate Hears You
September 15, 2010
Make the Call for Reform DNA Clears Three Men of 1979 Rape and Murder Texas Panel Releases Troubling Report Ahead of Friday Meeting
September 14, 2010
September 13, 2010
TX Forensics Panel Will Meet Friday to Discuss Willingham Case “Conviction” Gets a Strong Start in Toronto
September 10, 2010
Virginia Lawmaker: Improvements Needed for Identification Policies Mark Your Calendar: Sept. 15 Senate Call-in Day for Criminal Justice Reform Friday Roundup: Examining Injustice
September 8, 2010
Experts Question More Massachusetts Arson Convictions
September 7, 2010
Barry Scheck Talks DNA Testing, Wrongful Convictions, Criminal Justice System with Big Think Reducing Wrongful Convictions in Texas
September 3, 2010
Friday Roundup: Bad Lawyering, Police Misconduct and a Look at Police Interrogations
September 2, 2010
“A Plea for Justice” Governor Removes Ohio Man From Death Row, Reduces Sentence (Updated)
September 1, 2010
August 31, 2010
The Growing Call for Reform in North Carolina
August 30, 2010
Fighting Police Misconduct in New Orleans
August 27, 2010
Friday Roundup: Prosecutorial Misconduct and Junk Science
August 26, 2010
New Evidence, Testimony Points to Wisconsin Man’s Innocence A Decade Later, Wrongful Conviction Still Haunts Herman Atkins
August 25, 2010
New Report: Prosecutorial Misconduct and Wrongful Convictions
August 24, 2010
Troy Davis’ Innocence Claim is Denied
August 23, 2010
Louisiana Man Proves His Innocence But Remains Behind Bars
August 20, 2010
Governor Is Last Hope for Ohio Death Row Prisoner Friday Roundup: Forensics and Interrogations
August 19, 2010
Recent Exoneree Works to Help the Wrongfully Convicted
August 18, 2010
August 17, 2010
Report Finds Serious Flaws in NC Crime Labs
August 16, 2010
Rhode Island Panel Will Review Eyewitness Procedures
August 13, 2010
Friday Roundup: Combating Wrongful Convictions
August 12, 2010
30 Years Later, DNA Tests Prove Virginia Man Innocent Death Row Prisoner Appeals Arson Conviction
August 10, 2010
Execution Date Nears for Ohio Man, Despite Evidence of Innocence
August 9, 2010
Minnesota Man Free After Vehicular Homicide Conviction Is Tossed
August 6, 2010
Blood Tests Prove Louisiana Man’s Innocence
August 5, 2010
Friday Roundup: Exonerations, Civil Suits and a New Era of Justice After Five Years in Jail, Illinois Man Is Freed
August 4, 2010
Ohio Governor Pursues DNA Tests in Seven Cases
August 3, 2010
Deadline Passes on Alabama’s Limited DNA Law
August 2, 2010
Rhode Island Police Lead Landmark Forum on Wrongful Convictions
July 30, 2010
Friday roundup: Solving Cold Cases, Reviewing Police Misconduct, Forensics in Texas
July 29, 2010
DNA Points to Texas Man’s Innocence
July 28, 2010
Take Action: Focus Turns to Senate on Criminal Justice Commission DNA Tests Could Lead to Exoneration in Florida
July 27, 2010
Tonight on PBS: Fighting Injustice in Mexico
July 26, 2010
More Delays from Texas Forensic Panel Texas Forensics Panel Continues to Avoid its Duties
July 23, 2010
Texas Commission Considers Willingham Case Friday Roundup: DNA Evidence Under Review
July 22, 2010
Indigent Defense Suffers Another Setback in Michigan
July 21, 2010
Texas Forensic Science Commission to Convene Friday
July 19, 2010
Houston Prosecutor Calls for Emergency DNA Lab
July 16, 2010
Friday Roundup: The Feeling of Freedom
July 15, 2010
Fingerprint Could Clear Dallas Man
July 13, 2010
July 12, 2010
“An Overdependence on Confessions”
July 9, 2010
Byron Halsey’s Stolen Decades Friday Roundup: DNA Evidence and Prosecutorial Misconduct
July 8, 2010
One Suspect, One Crime, Two Police Sketches
July 7, 2010
Florida Finally Creates Long-Awaited Innocence Commission N.C. Man to Be Freed After 17 Years
July 6, 2010
July 2, 2010
Friday Roundup: Independence and Freedom
July 1, 2010
June 30, 2010
An Extraordinary Man and a Common Injustice Rhode Island Takes Aim at Misidentifications
June 29, 2010
Former Chicago Police Commander Convicted in Torture Case Take Action: Stand Up for the National Criminal Justice Commission
June 28, 2010
Crime Lab Problems Continue to Plague Houston DNA Tests Will Proceed in Louisiana Case
June 25, 2010
Maryland Man Pressed for DNA Test and Made History Friday Roundup: The Long Road to Freedom, and Life After Exoneration
June 24, 2010
Your Voices Were Heard Hearings Continue for Georgia Death Row Prisoner Race and Wrongful Convictions
June 23, 2010
Make the Call for Criminal Justice Reform (Updated)
June 22, 2010
Former FBI Director Joins Call for Justice in Florida Death Row Case Stress and Injustice in Overburdened Crime Labs
June 21, 2010
New Trailer: Conviction NJ Judge Calls for Overhaul of Eyewitness Identification Standards
June 18, 2010
A First Pitch on the Anniversary of Freedom Friday Roundup: Defending Their Innocence
June 17, 2010
June 23: A Day of Action for Criminal Justice Reform
June 16, 2010
June 15, 2010
Arizona Man Remains in Prison Despite Evidence of Innocence A Decade After Execution, Texas Judge Grants DNA Testing
June 14, 2010
Law Students Help Reduce Virginia’s DNA Backlog
June 11, 2010
After Two Years, a Texas Exoneree is Home Friday Roundup: A District Attorney, a Rock Band and a Guilty Plea
June 10, 2010
New York Man is Cleared as Prosecutor Faces Misconduct Allegations Texas Jurors Call for Post-Conviction DNA Testing
June 9, 2010
Innocence Project Calls for DNA Database Search in Death Row Case
June 8, 2010
After 30 Years, Kentucky Man is Cleared
June 7, 2010
The Need for a Federal Criminal Justice Commission
June 4, 2010
Friday Roundup: Learning the Lessons of Exonerations
June 3, 2010
A Single Misidentification Sends a Texas Man to Jail for 16 Years
June 2, 2010
The New Innocence Project Video Center Former Nebraska Forensic Analyst Sentenced to Prison NY Lawyers Aim to Combat Wrongful Convictions
June 1, 2010
The Duke Lacrosse Case and a Career Goal
May 28, 2010
Improper Hair Analysis Results in Nearly 17 Years in Prison Friday Roundup: Fighting Injustice and Telling the Tale
May 27, 2010
Ten Years Later, Maryland Prosecutor Drops Conspiracy Charges
May 26, 2010
CNN Video: Building a New Life After 35 Years Behind Bars
May 25, 2010
DNA Access Comes to Alaska U.S. Supreme Court Will Hear Death Row Prisoner’s Case
May 24, 2010
May 21, 2010
Time Magazine: Death and Innocence Exoneree’s Wrongful Conviction Featured in “On the Case With Paula Zahn” on Investigation Discovery This Sunday Four Years Later, False Confessions Still a Problem in New York Friday Roundup: DNA Evidence, Police Misconduct and Other Causes of Wrongful Convictions
May 20, 2010
A Celebration of Freedom & Justice: Photos and Video
May 19, 2010
New York Exoneree Talks about Starting Over
May 18, 2010
Rhode Island Police Review Eyewitness Identification Procedures
May 17, 2010
California Man Freed After 16 Years A Michigan Teen Fights for Freedom Alaska Enacts DNA Access Law
May 14, 2010
A Decade Free Friday Roundup: Judges and Lawmakers Weigh In
May 13, 2010
A Big Night for Raymond Towler What Do Jurors Know About False Confessions?
May 12, 2010
A 35-Year Fight for Freedom Continues in Nebraska Prosecutors Say DNA Points to Real Perpetrator in Wisconsin Case
May 11, 2010
Exoneree to Speak in Boston Tomorrow Night The Innocence Project and Authentic Patriotism Recent Exoneree Roots for the Home Team
May 10, 2010
Research Focuses on False Confessions 12 Years Later, Freed in North Carolina
May 7, 2010
New Video: 86 Exonerees A Trail of Misconduct and the Need for Reform Friday Roundup: A Victory in New York and Progress on Other Cases
May 6, 2010
Innocence Network’s Champion of Justice Helps Prevent Wrongful Convictions Justice Stevens: Too Many Wrongful Convictions Raymond Towler’s First Day of Freedom
May 5, 2010
Eyewitness Identification: Could You Identify a Suspect? DNA Proves Ohio Man’s Innocence 29 Years into a Life Sentence
May 4, 2010
Citizens Rally to Remove Colorado Judges for Wrongful Conviction Texas Defense Lawyers Blame Politics for Derailing Forensic Science Commission’s Work
May 3, 2010
Eyewitness Misidentification Almost Sends a 14-Year-Old to Prison More Scientists Join Call for Forensic Reform
April 30, 2010
Friday Roundup: Following (and Sometimes Ignoring) DNA Evidence Unraveling a Misidentification Sterling Case Show Ripple Effects of Wrongful Convictions
April 29, 2010
DNA Clears Chicago Cab Driver of Rape Charge
April 28, 2010
California Crime Lab Waited Two Years for DNA Testing 18 Years After Wrongful Conviction, New York Man is Exonerated
April 27, 2010
Congress Could Help Prevent Wrongful Convictions Innocence Project of Northern California to Review DNA Evidence from 1982 Murder
April 26, 2010
North Carolina Exoneree Wants Real Perpetrator To Be Found Texas Forensic Panel Moves Slowly, Takes Willingham Case Behind Closed Doors
April 23, 2010
Texas Forensic Science Commission Expands Willingham Panel Anniversaries Mark the 100th and 200th DNA Exonerations Friday Roundup: DNA Proves Valuable Years After Crimes Are Committed
April 22, 2010
Texas Commission Set To Discuss Arson Cases Friday In Washington, Sentences Tossed After 17 Years
April 21, 2010
Illinois Attorney General Seeks Mandatory Testing of Rape Kits Wisconsin Says Crime Labs Have Eliminated DNA Backlog
April 20, 2010
April 19, 2010
A Kansas Family Fights to Prove Father’s Innocence 86 Exonerees in One Room
April 16, 2010
Michigan Man Celebrates Two Years of Freedom Friday Roundup: DNA Testing That Has Lead to Exonerations
April 15, 2010
Kentucky Supreme Court Hears DNA Testing Request Innocence Network Conference Starts Tomorrow
April 14, 2010
Ohio Innocence Project’s Request to Recuse Judge Denied
April 13, 2010
Maryland Governor’s Office Slows Possible Exoneration DNA Testing Ordered for Innocence Project Client
April 12, 2010
Texas Forensic Science Commission May Finally Return to Willingham Case
April 9, 2010
Friday Roundup: Authorities Hinder Justice
April 8, 2010
A Posthumous Exoneration, One Year Later
April 7, 2010
Innocence Project Honored by John Jay College of Criminal Justice
April 6, 2010
More From Ohio: “A Wonderful Day for Justice” Innocence Network Urges Supreme Court to Consider Death Row Case
April 5, 2010
April 2, 2010
Exoneree Advocates for Reform in Massachusetts Newsweek: Forensics Often Aren’t Science Freedom Friday: The Week in Review
April 1, 2010
Skinner Case: The Moments Before the Stay
March 31, 2010
Renewed Calls for Florida Commission Following Exoneration
March 30, 2010
The Spellmans Start a Grassroots Movement
March 29, 2010
Federal Judge Questions Forensic Reliability Former D.C. Detective Calls on States to Launch Innocence Commissions
March 26, 2010
Saturday on Investigation Discovery: The Roy Brown Story Video: Forensics in Context Friday Roundup: Waiting in Limbo, Walking Free
March 25, 2010
The Day After: What’s Next for Hank Skinner? Florida Man is Fully Cleared Detroit Man Celebrates Freedom When Prosecutor’s Office Decides Against Retrial
March 24, 2010
Calls for DNA Testing Grow in Hours Before Scheduled Execution Nebraska Forensics Chief Convicted of Evidence Tampering Supreme Court Blocks Texas Execution
March 23, 2010
Live Online Event Tonight as States Take Aim at Arson Science
March 22, 2010
Another Setback as Texas Execution Nears
March 19, 2010
An Extraordinary Exoneration, Seven Years Later Friday Roundup: Second Chances and Needed Reforms
March 18, 2010
Tune in Tonight: Innocence Project Attorney Olga Akselrod Lab Offers Free Testing in Texas Death Row Case
March 17, 2010
Call on Gov. Perry to Stay Texas Execution so DNA Testing Can Be Done
March 16, 2010
Reporters and Advocates to Receive New Annual Awards Ohio Legislators Pass Major Reform Package
March 15, 2010
Texas Man Set to Be Executed Despite Untested DNA
March 12, 2010
Friday Roundup: Opposition in Mississippi and Updates on Exonerees Ohio Legislators Poised to Pass Key Criminal Justice Reforms
March 11, 2010
Scientists Urge National Standards for Forensics
March 10, 2010
Tune In: Exonerees on Dr. Phil and America’s Most Wanted Former Prosecutor Calls for DNA Testing in Texas Case
March 9, 2010
Connecticut Innocence Project Examines Possible Wrongful Conviction Ten Years Later Ohio Legislators Urged to Pass Key Criminal Reform Bill
March 8, 2010
Prosecutor Talks about His Role in Wrongful Conviction
March 5, 2010
Manhattan District Attorney Creates Wrongful Convictions Unit Massachusetts Man Celebrates Six Years of Freedom Friday Roundup: Seeking Freedom and Reform
March 4, 2010
Your Chance to Help an Exoneree
March 3, 2010
Exoneree Inspires Students in New York
March 2, 2010
After Posthumous Pardon in Texas, a Resolve to Help Fix the System
March 1, 2010
Timothy Cole Officially Pardoned
February 25, 2010
The Many Faces of Forensic Science
February 24, 2010
February 23, 2010
Forensic Oversight Badly Needed, Experts Say
February 22, 2010
Advocates Seek Innocence Commission and Compensation Reform in Florida
February 19, 2010
Friday Roundup: Freedom and Reform, from Coast to Coast
February 18, 2010
Faulty Science and the Wrong Man on Death Row
February 17, 2010
North Carolina Man Freed After 17 Years
February 16, 2010
Prestigious Award for Texas Arson Story
February 12, 2010
Three Years Later, Rebuilding a Life in Georgia Friday Roundup : Redemption, After a Decade of Injustice
February 11, 2010
February 10, 2010
Innocence Network Conference: April 16-18 in Atlanta North Carolina Prisoner Seeks Freedom
February 9, 2010
After Two Decades in Prison, Helping Other “Homecomers” Wednesday in Boston: How DNA Testing Sparks Reform
February 8, 2010
February 5, 2010
Freddie Peacock’s Long Journey to Exoneration Media Coverage in Freddie Peacock Case Friday Roundup: 250 And Counting
February 4, 2010
250 Exonerated, and the Need for Reform
February 3, 2010
Surviving Injustice, Achieving Heaven on Earth
February 2, 2010
Nebraskans Mark a Year of Freedom
February 1, 2010
Texas Forensics Panel to Discuss Willingham Case at Next Meeting
January 29, 2010
Watch Live: Texas Forensic Science Commission Meeting Friday Roundup: Forensics Under Review in Texas
January 28, 2010
Taking Aim at the Causes of Injustice in New York
January 27, 2010
Pennsylvania Man Seeks DNA Testing
January 26, 2010
Lobbying for the Freedom of Others
January 25, 2010
Massachusetts Exoneree: We Need DNA Access Now
January 22, 2010
Friday Roundup: Waiting for Freedom
January 21, 2010
Texas Dog Handler to Retire Texas Forensics Panel to Reconvene, but Arson Case Isn’t on Agenda
January 20, 2010
January 19, 2010
Three Freed, and FBI Continues to Review Ballistic Cases
January 15, 2010
“The Wronged Man” on Lifetime Movie Network Friday Roundup: Ringing the Liberty Bell
January 14, 2010
Chicago Man Freed After 23 Years
January 13, 2010
January 12, 2010
January 11, 2010
Supreme Court Revisits Right to Confront Forensic Witnesses
January 8, 2010
Improper Forensics and Two Decades in Prison Texas Governor Can Issue Posthumous Pardon Friday Roundup: Learning from DNA Exonerations
January 7, 2010
How to Stop False Confessions Barry Scheck on Tonight’s Colbert Report
January 6, 2010
Host a Book Club on Wrongful Convictions NJ Man Continues His Search for Evidence
January 5, 2010
Supreme Court Dismisses Prosecutorial Misconduct Case
January 4, 2010
January 1, 2010
Friday Roundup: New Year Edition
December 31, 2009
Happy New Year Ten Great Books of the Decade
December 30, 2009
Ten Great Moments of the Decade
December 29, 2009
December 28, 2009
Florida Exonerees Celebrate Freedom
December 23, 2009
27 Years Later, Donald Gates is Declared Innocent
December 22, 2009
Oregon Man Freed After 10 Years
December 21, 2009
Compensating the Exonerated in New Jersey
December 18, 2009
Report: NY Lab Hid Pattern of Misconduct Friday Roundup: The Innocence Network Recaps a Successful 2009
December 17, 2009
Florida Man is Freed After 35 Years
December 16, 2009
Georgia Man Freed After 2008 Conviction Is Overturned Forensics and the Gates Case Boston Bar Association: Provide Access to DNA Tests
December 15, 2009
December 14, 2009
From the Boxing Ring to a Prison Cell: Dewey Bozella’s Fight for Freedom
December 11, 2009
Friday Roundup: From Australia to the U.S., Public Defense Falls Short
December 10, 2009
One Year Free, New Questions Raised
December 9, 2009
DNA Evidence Points to Florida Man’s Innocence
December 8, 2009
A Canadian Mother Is Cleared in Her Son’s Death Supreme Court Reviews Miranda Warnings
December 7, 2009
DNA Backlogs Build Across the U.S.
December 4, 2009
December 3, 2009
Ten Years Later, a Texas Family Seeks a Posthumous Pardon Texas Forensics: Fingerprints, Fires and Email
December 2, 2009
New Report: States Failing to Help the Exonerated
December 1, 2009
Public Defense and Wrongful Conviction
November 30, 2009
Missing Evidence Presents a Problem in Kentucky
November 27, 2009
Friday Roundup: Freedom for Thanksgiving
November 25, 2009
One Year Later, Still Discovering Freedom
November 24, 2009
November 23, 2009
Texas Commission’s Email Policy Comes Under Fire
November 20, 2009
Leo Waters, Six Years Free Friday Roundup: Two Freed in New York
November 19, 2009
November 18, 2009
November 17, 2009
Lab Backlogs and Untested Evidence
November 16, 2009
Tomorrow on Tom Joyner: My Dad Was Exonerated
November 13, 2009
Nine Years After Exoneration, Practicing Law Across Borders Friday Roundup: An Arson Case Keeps the Spotlight
November 12, 2009
18 Years Later, Judge Tosses Case Against NY Man
November 11, 2009
Veterans and Wrongful Conviction
November 10, 2009
Senators Question Commission Chair in Texas
November 9, 2009
Tune in Online: Hearing Tuesday on Texas Forensics
November 6, 2009
Innocence Network Accepting Award Nominations Friday Roundup: Arson in Texas, Videotape in Louisiana and “The Good Wife”
November 5, 2009
Film Screening Nov. 12 in New York Three Years Free, After Half His Life in Prison
November 4, 2009
Police Dogs and Unvalidated Forensics Wrongful Convictions and Prosecutorial Immunity
November 3, 2009
Michigan Man Freed After Eight Years
November 2, 2009
Jailhouse Snitch Recants in Florida Case
October 30, 2009
Willingham’s Stepmom: It’s Time for Truth Friday Roundup: Fighting for Exoneration and Reform, from Inside and Outside the System
October 29, 2009
October 28, 2009
Charges Dismissed in Texas Case Set Free in New York After 26 Years
October 27, 2009
Reunited After Exoneration, Part 2 Report: Forensic Board Replacements Weren’t Routine
October 26, 2009
A Test of Convictions Investigative Reporter Dies
October 23, 2009
James Ochoa: Three Years Free, a New Start in Texas Two Men Freed in Dallas, Another Seeks Justice in New York
October 22, 2009
More Than 400 Texans Urge Forensics Panel to Continue its Work
October 21, 2009
Journalism Program in Standoff with Prosecutors New York Bill Would Remove Roadblocks to Exoneration
October 20, 2009
Controversy Widens in Texas Case
October 19, 2009
A New Partnership for Forensic Reform
October 16, 2009
Friday Roundup: Arson, Confessions and DNA Backlogs
October 15, 2009
Another Use of Arson Science, and More Twists in a Texas Case IP Executive Director to Speak at Genetics Conference
October 14, 2009
Police Chiefs Recognize Importance of Eyewitness Identification Reform
October 13, 2009
Three Years Later, a Somber Anniversary Dallas Man Released After 14 Years
October 9, 2009
U.S. Government to Fund Wrongful Conviction Representation and Training Efforts Friday Roundup: Overturning Injustices from 1995 and 1915
October 8, 2009
Scott Fappiano’s New Life New Project Focuses on Youth Injustice
October 7, 2009
Texas Commission on Hold, Members Urged Perry to Reappoint Chairman Wrongful Convictions and Police Chiefs, Part II
October 6, 2009
Police Chiefs and Wrongful Convictions
October 5, 2009
Editorial Calls for More Action from Connecticut Innocence Panel
October 2, 2009
Montana Man Marks Seven Years Free Thank You, Blog Readers Friday Roundup: A Troubling Development in Texas
October 1, 2009
Texas Governor Replaces Forensic Examiners Texas Man Pardoned
September 30, 2009
One Man Seeks Freedom, and Another Adjusts to It
September 29, 2009
Op-Ed: Unresolved Questions in Alabama Case
September 25, 2009
Friday Roundup: The Lessons of Wrongful Conviction
September 24, 2009
Deadline Extended: Help Us Pay for DNA Testing Six Years Free, Living a New Life
September 23, 2009
The Deadline’s Tonight - Can You Help? NJ: Critical Hearings on Eyewitness Identification
September 22, 2009
New Report Examines Unreliable Dog Scent Lineups
September 21, 2009
LA Times: We Can Do Better with Forensics
September 18, 2009
Texas Prosecutor Untroubled by Willingham Evidence Friday Roundup: The Devil and DNA
September 17, 2009
Eyewitness Reforms and Stronger Evidence
September 16, 2009
Indiana Court Orders Recording of Interrogations
September 15, 2009
One Norfolk Defendant is Cleared
September 14, 2009
September 11, 2009
Florida Man Freed After 25 Years You Can Free the Innocent Friday Roundup: The Case Develops
September 10, 2009
September 9, 2009
Senators Consider Federal Forensic Reforms
September 8, 2009
Suspect Arrested in Milwaukee Killings Watch Live: Senate Judiciary Hearing on Forensic Reform
September 4, 2009
New Texas Compensation Law Takes Effect Friday Roundup: Convictions Questioned Across the Country
September 3, 2009
The Wrong Prints: Man Arrested for a Robbery he Didn’t Commit
September 2, 2009
Join New Yorker’s David Grann in a Live Online Chat North Carolina Man Exonerated After 14 Years
September 1, 2009
News and Opinion on a Wrongful Execution in Texas
August 31, 2009
Groundbreaking New Reports Show Texas Executed an Innocent Man
August 28, 2009
Friday Roundup: Arson, ID and Exoneration
August 27, 2009
Seven Years Later, a Cause of Injustice Persists
August 26, 2009
FBI Agents: Norfolk Four Are Innocent
August 25, 2009
Seeking Justice in New Zealand
August 24, 2009
NJ Judge to Order Evidence Search
August 21, 2009
Marvin Anderson Marks Seven Years of Freedom Friday Roundup: Uncovering Misconduct
August 20, 2009
Virginia Man to Receive $632,000 Forensics Series Continues Tonight on CNN
August 19, 2009
After 21 Years, Charges Dropped in Connecticut Case Wisconsin Man Is Cleared
August 18, 2009
Virginia Lawmakers Consider Improved Exoneree Compensation
August 17, 2009
U.S. Supreme Court Orders Hearing for Troy Davis Forensics in the News An Indiana Man’s Fight for Freedom
August 14, 2009
Friday Roundup: Progress Around the Country
August 13, 2009
Five Years Later: Wilton Dedge and Dog Scent Evidence
August 12, 2009
Examining the Houston Crime Lab
August 11, 2009
California Man Could Be Freed After 24 Years
August 10, 2009
Ernest Sonnier’s First Days of Freedom
August 7, 2009
Houston Man Free After 23 Years Friday Roundup: A Big Week
August 6, 2009
New Video: Discussing Innocence and Exoneration Pardons in “Norfolk Four” Case Fall Short Texas Man Expected to Walk Free Tomorrow
August 5, 2009
Connecticut Man Freed After Two Decades in Prison Artists Stand Against Wrongful Convictions
August 4, 2009
Economist: Improved DNA Access Would Mean More Exonerations
August 3, 2009
Crime Victim: Our System Failed Me Media Coverage: Wisconsin Charges Dismissed
July 31, 2009
Friday Roundup: Cases and Reforms Move Forward
July 30, 2009
Four Years Out: Tommy Doswell Moves Forward
July 28, 2009
Charges Dropped in Wisconsin Case Another Chapter in a Notorious Chicago Murder Case
July 27, 2009
Judge Bars False Confession Experts
July 24, 2009
NY Prisoner Set for Parole in November Friday Roundup: Fighting Injustice and Reforming Forensics
July 23, 2009
Australian Prisoner Could Become First to Get DNA Tests
July 22, 2009
Uneven Compensation Leaves the Exonerated in Limbo
July 20, 2009
Five Years After Exoneration, Lafonso Rollins is Giving Back
July 17, 2009
Friday Roundup: Hoping for Justice
July 16, 2009
New Report: Ways to Prevent Misidentification and Wrongful Convictions
July 15, 2009
Sotomayor and the Osborne Case Racial Justice in North Carolina
July 14, 2009
Shrinking State Budgets and Crime Labs
July 13, 2009
New National Institute Would Help Improve Forensic Science
July 10, 2009
Art and Injustice Friday Roundup: Freed, and Still Fighting
July 9, 2009
Painting the Exonerated John Grisham Developing Screenplay on ‘Norfolk Four’ Case
July 8, 2009
Brooke Shields and Aidan Quinn perform “The Exonerated” Diverse Views on DNA Access in Tennessee
July 7, 2009
Charges Dropped in Illinois and a Confession is Questioned in Michigan
July 6, 2009
Three Years Free, Planning for the Future The Supreme Court and Unvalidated Science
July 3, 2009
Friday Roundup: Innocence and Independence
July 2, 2009
DNA Testing for Australian Prisoner
July 1, 2009
Ronald Cotton Marks 14 Years with a Bestselling Book
June 30, 2009
Scent Lineups and Unvalidated Science
June 29, 2009
Supreme Court Delays Decision in Georgia Death Row Case Innocence Denied
June 26, 2009
Friday Roundup: Life After Exoneration
June 25, 2009
Two Cleared in Ohio as State Senate Passes Reform Bill Two Freed in Austin After a Decade Behind Bars U.S. Supreme Court: Forensic Science Has �Serious Deficiencies�
June 24, 2009
A New Trial in Ohio Thirteen Years and Counting The Osborne Case: A Misguided Decision and the Path Forward
June 23, 2009
Growing Calls to Reopen Florida Cases
June 22, 2009
A Strong Response to the Supreme Court
June 19, 2009
Friday Roundup: The Struggle for DNA Access
June 18, 2009
New York Exonerees Call for Reform A Disappointing Decision and a Renewed Call for Reform
June 17, 2009
Help Free the Innocent and Send a Father’s Day E-Card Former Mississippi Justice Rethinks Death Penalty
June 16, 2009
June 15, 2009
Calvin Johnson Marks a Decade of Freedom
June 12, 2009
Friday Roundup: The Fight for Freedom
June 11, 2009
One Year Out and Counting: Thomas McGowan Just Wants To Help Others
June 10, 2009
Live Discussion of New York Reforms
June 9, 2009
Will Texas Legislators Return for Innocence Reforms?
June 8, 2009
Thirteen Years Later, Exonerated in Wisconsin New York Lags on Reforms
June 5, 2009
Friday Roundup: Compensation and Crime Lab Woes
June 4, 2009
NY District Attorney on the Need to Prevent Wrongful Convictions
June 3, 2009
NY Exoneree: Now Is the Time for Criminal Justice Reform
June 2, 2009
Reform Bills Fail to Pass in Texas
June 1, 2009
Missouri Column: Too Many Errors Join the Call for Reform in New York
May 29, 2009
A Year After His Release, Dean Cage Is Still Fighting For Justice Friday Roundup: The First Day and The First Year
May 28, 2009
Texas Increases Exoneree Compensation
May 27, 2009
Dallas Man Expected to Walk Free Today UPDATE: Jerry Lee Evans Freed
May 26, 2009
Boston Globe: It’s Time for DNA Access
May 22, 2009
Friday Roundup: Unvalidated Forensics
May 21, 2009
One Year Out Newsroom Cuts Mean Fewer Exonerations
May 20, 2009
Texas Compensation Could be Retroactive
May 19, 2009
Troy Davis and the Right to Have New Evidence Fully Considered Editorial: The Right to DNA Testing
May 18, 2009
Join the Discussion: The Struggle for DNA Access
May 15, 2009
Three Years of Freedom Friday Roundup: Fixing Forensics to Fight Injustice
May 14, 2009
Texas Compensation Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk
May 13, 2009
DailyKos Morning Feature: Freeing the Innocent Paul House and His Elated Mother Celebrate Exoneration with a Trip to California
May 12, 2009
NY Times: Plugging Holes in Forensic Science Tennessee Man Cleared After 20 Years on Death Row
May 11, 2009
DNA Proves Virginia Man’s Innocence Screening and Discussion Tuesday in New York
May 8, 2009
A Celebration of Freedom and Justice Friday Roundup: Seeking DNA Testing
May 7, 2009
May 6, 2009
Criminal Defense and Wrongful Convictions
May 5, 2009
“Even on your lowest day, keep fighting” Texas Man Pardoned, 27 Years Later
May 4, 2009
Chicago Man is Freed, 16 Years After Wrongful Conviction
May 1, 2009
Houston Man Freed After 22 Years New NY Task Force to Review Causes of Wrongful Conviction Friday Roundup: Reviewing Injustice
April 30, 2009
Last Day to Win a Copy of “Picking Cotton” Clark McMillan Marks Seven Years Free
April 29, 2009
April 28, 2009
Houston crime lab implicated in another possible wrongful conviction
April 27, 2009
New Discovery Channel Series, ‘Dallas DNA,’ Premieres Tomorrow
April 23, 2009
Jerry Miller Marks Two Years of Freedom
April 22, 2009
Challenging Discredited Science in Texas
April 21, 2009
Missed Today’s Newsletter? Sign up Now! Innocence Project Seeks DNA Testing in Another Pennsylvania Case
April 20, 2009
April 17, 2009
New Montana Law Requires Recording of Interrogations Friday Roundup: Identification and Informants
April 16, 2009
Donate by April 30 for a Chance to Win a Signed Copy of “Picking Cotton” DNA Testing Granted in Alabama Death Row Case
April 15, 2009
Two Oklahoma Exonerations, Ten Years Later
April 14, 2009
Innocence Project Advocates for DNA Testing in PA Supreme Court Controversial Chicago Case Goes to Trial for Third Time
April 13, 2009
Events This Week in New York and Virginia Enforce Existing Federal Forensic Science Oversight Program
April 10, 2009
“Witch Hunt” Premieres Sunday on MSNBC Untested Evidence and Unsolved Crime Friday Roundup: Crime Labs, Confessions and a Hollywood Encounter
April 9, 2009
Race and Wrongful Conviction in Connecticut
April 8, 2009
Two Are Pardoned in Virginia and a Texas Man Is Cleared Posthumously
April 7, 2009
Tennessee Lawmakers Consider Recording Interrogations
April 6, 2009
Forensics and Conflict of Interest Seventeen Years in Prison, Four Years Free
April 3, 2009
Ted Stevens and Prosecutorial Misconduct Two Men Mark Six Years of Freedom Friday Roundup: What’s Next?
April 2, 2009
Miguel Roman Exonerated in Connecticut
April 1, 2009
The Dangers of Crime Lab Backlogs
March 31, 2009
Mississippi Adopts Exoneree Compensation Law
March 30, 2009
Texas Governor Will Meet With Timothy Cole’s Family
March 27, 2009
Friday Roundup: Hearings on the Horizon
March 26, 2009
Exonerations Spark Reforms in Ohio
March 25, 2009
The Importance of Expunging Wrongful Convictions
March 24, 2009
DNA Clears Virginia Man of 1984 Rape
March 23, 2009
Oklahoma Exoneree Speaks Out Against Capital Punishment
March 20, 2009
Innocence Network Conference Starts Today Friday Roundup: Seeking A Clean Slate
March 19, 2009
New Mexico Repeals the Death Penalty Guest Blog: Writing Cotton
March 18, 2009
New Study on Forensics and Wrongful Conviction An Overhaul of the Forensic System
March 17, 2009
March 16, 2009
Eight Years Later, an Exoneration Case Approaches the Spotlight
March 13, 2009
Friday Roundup: Cases from Florida to Ontario
March 12, 2009
Joseph Fears Exonerated in Ohio Five to Go
March 11, 2009
Innocence Project Report Points to Failures in Forensic Oversight
March 10, 2009
Texas Lawmakers Consider an Innocence Commission Michigan Editorial: Lack of Indigent Defense Funding Leads to Wrongful Convictions
March 9, 2009
Two Years Later, James Waller Goes on Living
March 6, 2009
Picking Cotton Friday Roundup: Fighting for Freedom
March 5, 2009
Maine Art Show Benefits the Innocence Project Marking Two Years Free, Roy Brown Pushes for Change in New York
March 4, 2009
Nebraska Legislature Considers Exoneree Compensation
March 3, 2009
March 2, 2009
U.S. Supreme Court Hears Osborne Arguments Osborne Transcript
February 27, 2009
Osborne Case Draws Near Friday Roundup: Cases in Motion
February 26, 2009
Live Webcast Today: Exonerees and the Supreme Court
February 25, 2009
The Story of an Unlikely Friendship Sparked by Injustice
February 24, 2009
February 23, 2009
Votes for Reform Two Innocence Events This Week in Washington, D.C.
February 20, 2009
Mississippi Chief Judge Aims to Restore Public Trust in Courts Friday Roundup: Freedom and Compensation Nine Years Free
February 19, 2009
Forensic Problems and Wrongful Convictions – A Case Review Join Us in Washington, D.C. on February 26 More Media Coverage of Forensics Report
February 18, 2009
Media Coverage of NAS Report Major U.S. Report Calls for “Massive Overhaul” of Forensics
February 17, 2009
New Video with Chicago Exoneree Dean Cage Alaska Case to Appear Before Supreme Court in Two Weeks
February 13, 2009
Friday Roundup: Spreading the Word
February 12, 2009
Hearing Tomorrow in NYC to Address Causes of Wrongful Conviction
February 11, 2009
Texas Case Could Spark Reforms
February 10, 2009
Seven Years Free and Speaking Out
February 9, 2009
New Projects Tackle Non-DNA Cases Texas Judge Rules for Posthumous Exoneration
February 6, 2009
Five Years Free, Darryl Hunt Speaks Out for Justice Friday Roundup: Coming Together in Texas
February 5, 2009
Clearing the Name of Her Lost Son NY Times: Upcoming Federal Report Could Call for Forensic Standards Prosecutors, Crime Victims and Exonerees File in Innocence Project Supreme Court Case
February 4, 2009
How False Confessions Can Sway a Jury
February 3, 2009
Another Bite Mark Conviction Overturned Does Innocence Matter on Texas’ Death Row?
February 2, 2009
Hearing Thursday Could Posthumously Clear Texas Man Suspect in Georgia Exoneration Case Will Not Be Tried New York Study Finds Human Error in Wrongful Convictions
January 30, 2009
Wisconsin Man Freed After 23 Years Friday Roundup: News from Connecticut, Texas, Maryland and More
January 29, 2009
Lab Backlogs Continue to Pile Up Do False Confessions Contribute to Misidentifications? U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit by Freed California Man
January 28, 2009
January 27, 2009
The Constitutional Right to DNA Testing Texas Hires Expert to Investigate Arson Conviction
January 26, 2009
The Shortcomings of Limited Science Execution Stayed in Texas, Should Allow for DNA Testing Five Pardoned in Nebraska
January 23, 2009
Two Years Free Friday Roundup: Identification, Videotapes and Crime Labs
January 22, 2009
With Execution Set for Tuesday, Texas Prisoner Seeks DNA Tests New Law Review Articles Address Forensics, False Confessions and the Un-Exonerated Innocent
January 21, 2009
Reflecting on a Life Stolen by Injustice Georgia Improves Identification Training
January 20, 2009
New Hope for DNA Testing in Ohio A Historic Day and What it Means for Criminal Justice Reform
January 16, 2009
Dallas Police to Change Identification Procedures Friday Roundup: Reviewing Forensics
January 15, 2009
Video: Rickie Johnson Opens His Shop
January 14, 2009
False Confessions and the Integrity Unit One Year Free, Already on His Feet
January 13, 2009
Still Waiting in Maryland An End to Plea Bargains
January 12, 2009
Studying How Juries View Forensics Still Shackled Louisiana Exoneree Will Be Missed
January 9, 2009
Virginia Man Celebrates Almost 20 Years Since Exoneration DNA Tests Help Release Wisconsin Man Steven Barnes Officially Exonerated in New York
January 8, 2009
DNA Tests in Texas Case May Prove Two Men Innocent Hearing Tomorrow Could Exonerate Steve Barnes of All Charges
January 7, 2009
Two Connecticut Men Seek New Trial Based on DNA and Other Evidence Arizona State University to Host Forensic Science Conference
January 6, 2009
Alabama Man Still Pursuing Evidence for DNA Testing
January 5, 2009
Most Nebraskan State Senators Support or Are Unsure About Compensation Law Kansas Man Granted Hearing on DNA Tests
January 2, 2009
Three years later: Restivo, Halstead and Kogut
December 26, 2008
December 24, 2008
Three Years Later, Virginia Case Review Goes On
December 23, 2008
A Posthumous Exoneration? Convictions Overturned in Kentucky and Wisconsin
December 22, 2008
Six Years Later: The Central Park Jogger Case Illinois Exoneree Is Pardoned
December 19, 2008
Rob Warden: Wrongful Conviction Tab Tops $100 Million Connecticut Man is Freed Friday Roundup: Two Are Freed, While Three Continue to Fight
December 18, 2008
Update on Ricardo Rachell Case in Houston
December 17, 2008
Connecticut Man Could Be Freed Friday Innocence Project Sparks Review of Baltimore Crime Lab New Trial in Florida Case
December 16, 2008
The Ripple Effects of the Madoff Scandal - and What We Can do to Help A Dog’s Role in Wrongful Convictions The Exonerated of 2008
December 15, 2008
Learning the Lessons of the Barnes Case Connecticut Hearing Set for January
December 12, 2008
Update: Ricardo Rachell Freed in Houston Donate in December and Double Your Impact Friday Roundup: Walking Free
December 11, 2008
Prosecutors Drop Charges in Florida Case, 27 Years Later Houston Man on His Way to Exoneration
December 10, 2008
Let’s Be Friends! New York Man to Receive State Compensation Three Years of Freedom for Georgia Man
December 9, 2008
Troy Davis Case Back in Court The Danger of Courting Informants
December 8, 2008
DNA Tests Could Exonerate Connecticut Man
December 5, 2008
New Jersey Judge Denies New Trial; Innocence Project Will Appeal Friday Roundup: Opinions on Innocence
December 4, 2008
Guest Post: Learning from Wrongful Convictions His First Year of Freedom
December 3, 2008
Alabama Death Row Inmate Still Seeking DNA Tests Hearings in Missouri Case
December 2, 2008
A DNA Test Approved, But Evidence is Lost DNA Increasingly Used in Property Crimes
December 1, 2008
New York Case Sparks Calls for Reform A Wrongful Conviction is Overturned in South Korea
November 28, 2008
Carlos Lavernia Marks Eight Years of Freedom Friday Roundup
November 26, 2008
His First Thanksgiving at Home
November 25, 2008
‘The Happiest Day of My Life’ Steven Barnes Freed in NY, Should Be ‘A Wake-Up Call’
November 24, 2008
New York Man Could Be Freed Tomorrow A Call for a Canadian Case Review Commission DNA Tests Could Clear Ohio Man
November 21, 2008
Friday Roundup: Seeking New Trials
November 20, 2008
A Mohammad Ali Fight and a Wrongful Conviction 225 Exonerated Eleven Years Free
November 19, 2008
After 27 Years, Florida Man Walks Out of Prison Study Finds Few Texas Police Departments Have Written Eyewitness Procedures
November 18, 2008
City of Boston Seeks to Remove Judge from Civil Suit No Compensation for Six Prisoners Cleared in Nebraska
November 17, 2008
The Exonerator DNA Testing Leads to New Trial in Florida
November 14, 2008
Texas Senator Introduces Legislation To Prevent Wrongful Convictions Eight years free Friday Roundup
November 13, 2008
Maryland Panel Calls for Repeal of Death Penalty Twenty Years Later, Man Faces Charges in Rape Case
November 12, 2008
FBI Agents Call for Justice in Virginia Case A Forensic Case Ignites the Blawgosphere
November 10, 2008
Crime Labs Suffer Under Backlogs and Budget Crunches, Help on the Way
November 7, 2008
Preservation Statutes Urged in New Jersey and Ohio A Case for Compensation in Nebraska Friday Roundup
November 6, 2008
Innocence Events Around the Country
November 5, 2008
Today at the U.S. Supreme Court A Historic Election Means Historic Opportunity
November 3, 2008
Twelve Years on Death Row Exonerees, Texas Officials Call for Innocence Commission, Moratorium U.S. Supreme Court Will Hear Case on Access to DNA Testing
October 31, 2008
Exonerees to Call for Moratorium on Texas Executions Half a Life Behind Bars, Two Years Free
October 30, 2008
Detroit Prosecutor Calls Crime Lab Findings ‘Appalling’
October 29, 2008
California DA Wins Partial Control of Crime Lab DA: Review of 3,242 Colorado Cases Turns Up No Questionable Convictions
October 28, 2008
Exoneree: Crime Labs Should Be Independent Dallas Editorial Calls on Police to Reform Procedures
October 27, 2008
The Art of Innocence The Texas Exonerated
October 24, 2008
Federal Court Stays Davis Execution Twelve Years of Freedom A Needed Reform: Compensation in Wisconsin DC Police Officer Makes Case for Recording Interrogations
October 23, 2008
Dispatch from Dallas: Looking Inside the Lab California DA could get partial control of crime lab New South Carolina law requires evidence preservation and access to DNA testing
October 22, 2008
Report reveals forensic flaws in LA labs A pattern of prosecutorial misconduct Texas Senator calls on state to act against injustice
October 21, 2008
Former Chicago cop arrested for involvement in torture
October 20, 2008
Today on Oprah: Marty Tankleff discusses false confessions Mississippi man still fighting for DNA test
October 17, 2008
Seven years of freedom for Ohio man Friday roundup
October 16, 2008
Charges dropped in 1987 Baltimore murder case New trial ordered in Nebraska case
October 15, 2008
Florida exonerees speak out Texas Senator proposes an end to ‘show-up’ identifications
October 14, 2008
U.S. Supreme Court denies hearing for Troy Davis The causes: An investigative series on eyewitness identification in Dallas
October 10, 2008
New York man marks second exoneration anniversary Ronnie Taylor’s long road to freedom Federal judge: Don’t deport exoneree
October 8, 2008
Deadline approaches in Michigan Putting the pieces back together: Illinois exoneree talks about his first year of freedom
October 7, 2008
Supreme Court quiet so far on Troy Davis case Lawyers call for independent lab review in Detroit
October 6, 2008
DNA tests point to Ohio man’s innocence
October 3, 2008
A call to action in Michigan The week in review
October 2, 2008
Six years free: Jimmy Ray Bromgard New innocence clinic launches at University of Virginia Law School Michigan DNA law in jeopardy
October 1, 2008
Hillary Swank to play Betty Anne Waters Supreme Court won’t revisit death penalty for child rape Tonight on PBS, a conviction reopened after a century Steven Phillips is officially exonerated in Dallas
September 30, 2008
North Carolina editorial: Fix the court system to prevent wrongful convictions Canadian report calls for national board to review possible wrongful convictions
September 29, 2008
Supreme Court expected to act quickly on Davis case Dispatch from Austin: The Criminal Justice Integrity Unit meets
September 26, 2008
Sunday morning – CBS examines life after exoneration Errors in Detroit crime lab could have sent innocent people to prison Friday digest
September 25, 2008
DNA evidence leads to conviction of real perpetrator in Dallas case Alabama Supreme Court denies request to set execution date Detroit crime lab closed due to testing errors
September 24, 2008
Preventing wrongful convictions through better news reporting A stay in Georgia, but for how long?
September 23, 2008
Will Georgia execute Troy Davis today? Paul House: the hair isn’t his, but the charges remain Five years free, and still no compensation Illinois lawmakers take exoneree compensation into their own hands U.S. Supreme Court stays Georgia execution
September 22, 2008
Rape victim seeks posthumous exoneration of the man she misidentified Troy Davis set to be executed Tuesday despite evidence of innocence
September 19, 2008
Young Professionals support the Innocence Project at NYC event Dallas man freed after DNA proved his innocence The week in review – several cases see some movement
September 18, 2008
Lawsuit against Grisham, Scheck and Fritz is dismissed Lyin’ Eyes Two Men Mark One Year of Freedom
September 17, 2008
Exoneree Jeffrey Deskovic: “Here’s what should be done” Help us raise funds for DNA testing
September 16, 2008
DNA clears Dallas man after 26 years in prison, could be released Friday Innocence Network urges U.S. Supreme Court to maintain safeguards against prosecutorial misconduct
September 15, 2008
A man of conviction More hurdles in New York case Ex-prosecutors reprimanded in Colorado case
September 12, 2008
Dispatch from Chicago: An education in justice and advocacy Friday links: the week behind and the weekend ahead
September 11, 2008
New film on wrongful convictions premieres in Toronto Sunday on “60 Minutes”: faulty forensics in FBI lab Gov. Schwarzenegger can’t wait another year
September 10, 2008
Letter demands justice in Maine Scheck calls for reforms in Tennessee You can help level the playing field for the innocent
September 9, 2008
From gold standard to fool’s gold?
September 8, 2008
Innocence Project Co-Director testifies on death penalty More revelations in Mississippi
September 5, 2008
Friday roundup University of Baltimore takes on Maryland Innocence Project
September 4, 2008
Ninth anniversary of NY exoneration Execution date set for Georgia man
September 3, 2008
Mississippi task force will study evidence preservation St. Louis man freed after 24 years behind bars
September 2, 2008
New innocence clinic takes root at UNLV
August 29, 2008
Compensation bill for California man is on governor’s desk Friday roundup – crime labs in the news
August 28, 2008
One year free, and a new life begun Dallas exoneree reconnects with his son
August 27, 2008
Michigan exoneree: It’s time to fix the system The case for recording interrogations
August 26, 2008
Are you in the know? After hurricane delay, Florida man files for release Ohio man is officially exonerated
August 25, 2008
Guilty plea ends decade-long saga for Ohio family Charges dismissed in Texas death row case
August 22, 2008
Sixth exoneration anniversary for Virginia man Innocence Project client Steven Barnes receives DNA testing
August 21, 2008
Ousted Mississippi medical examiner’s alarming backlog deepens concerns about his work
August 20, 2008
Prosecutor says real perpetrator identified in 2003 exoneration case Winston-Salem Journal calls on other states to join North Carolina in preserving evidence
August 19, 2008
Evidence preservation in Alabama raises more questions about death row case
August 18, 2008
Texas State Forensic Science Commission to review case of possible wrongful execution
August 15, 2008
August 14, 2008
August 13, 2008
Robert McClendon freed in Ohio Virginia DNA tests point to real perpetrator and could clear a wrongful conviction
August 12, 2008
Fourth anniversary of Florida exoneration Today at 5 pm ET - live radio interview with Innocence Project Policy Director
August 11, 2008
Philadelphia editorial: Give Darrell Edwards a new trial The role of race in misidentification Ohio man to be released tonight
August 8, 2008
The surprising truth in Dallas Four years of freedom for former death row inmate Friday roundup
August 7, 2008
North Carolina improves exoneree compensation
August 6, 2008
Video: After 25 years, true freedom for Steven Phillips Victim’s family joins inmate in filing for DNA testing Important progress - but a long way to go - on evidence preservation
August 5, 2008
Steven Phillips cleared in Dallas
August 4, 2008
Two Nebraska men seek exoneration after DNA results Steven Phillips expected to be cleared tomorrow in Dallas Alabama authorities can’t find evidence in Arthur case
August 1, 2008
Three years of freedom for Pennsylvania man Freeing the innocent and identifying true perpetrators
July 31, 2008
Federal judge: New York man has the right to DNA testing Update: Media coverage of stay in Alabama case
July 30, 2008
New developments in Alabama case; Governor should stay execution to conduct DNA testing Darrell Edwards update: judge delays decision Alabama execution stayed
July 29, 2008
NJ conviction should be overturned at hearing today, Innocence Project argues A new day for Dallas justice
July 28, 2008
10 year anniversary of South Carolina exoneration Hearing tomorrow in NJ: Darrell Edwards should get a new trial
July 25, 2008
Tankleff, finally free of charges, calls for reforms Friday roundup
July 24, 2008
DNA testing points to Ohio man’s innocence Brainstorming to end injustice in Wisconsin
July 23, 2008
Building momentum quickly: the Mississippi Innocence Project With execution scheduled for next week, Alabama man again requests DNA testing
July 22, 2008
More news from Walter Swift’s visit to Ireland NC lawmakers approve compensation increase
July 21, 2008
A false confession in Missouri? Dallas panel “brings us closer to justice”
July 18, 2008
U.S. Congresswoman to hold panel on wrongful convictions and DNA exonerations in Dallas tomorrow S.C. Governor vetoed DNA testing bill because of "bitter-pill amendment"
July 17, 2008
Judge orders state to hand over DNA results in Texas case
July 16, 2008
Two years of freedom, after 23 years behind bars
July 15, 2008
Should lawyers break confidentiality to overturn wrongful convictions? ‘McJustice’ - the crisis of indigent defense in America
July 14, 2008
Detroit exoneree gets a warm reception in Ireland Dispatch from Ft. Lauderdale: A shared interest
July 11, 2008
Alabama column: Why no DNA testing for Tommy Arthur? Slate.com column: Ramsey case and new technology cast doubt on death penalty Friday roundup
July 10, 2008
Dispatch from Dallas: The growing impact of ultra-sensitive DNA testing Wisconsin case calls bite mark evidence into question again Prosecutor may drop charges in Paul House case
July 9, 2008
Questions of wrongful convictions raised in 1997 Alaska murder
July 8, 2008
Texas editorial: ‘too many mistakes’ Still no DNA test for Alabama man; July 31 execution date set
July 7, 2008
NYC man marks second exoneration anniversary as a college grad Louisiana exoneree to receive $150K in compensation
July 3, 2008
13 years of freedom for North Carolina man The weekly roundup Dallas man freed after DNA proves his innocence Innocence Project and local allies urge New York State to adopt criminal justice reforms
July 2, 2008
New task force will review forensic shortcomings in Mississippi SC lawmakers consider veto override in DNA bill Judge: Chicago police can keep study data secret
July 1, 2008
New projects in Iowa and New York Another false confession revealed
June 30, 2008
Charges dropped against New York man Disagreements arise in Colorado over the meaning of a new evidence law DNA proves Texas man innocent nine years after he died in prison
June 27, 2008
DNA identifies apparent perpetrator in Michigan case 15 years of freedom for Kirk Bloodsworth Tennessee prosecutors plan to retry Paul House despite evidence of innocence DNA clears another Dallas man Friday news roundup
June 26, 2008
Discredited Mississippi pathologist faces tough questions in murder trial Supreme Court strikes death penalty for child rape Texas death row conviction overturned
June 25, 2008
Dispatch from Maryland: The generation that could end injustice North Carolina lawmakers seek to improve exoneree compensation SC editorial: Grant prisoners access to DNA testing
June 24, 2008
Innocence Network files Supreme Court brief for right to challenge forensic evidence
June 23, 2008
Illinois exonerated waiting for pardons Former NYC prosecutor threw case to help innocent prisoners
June 20, 2008
Texas exoneree says Governor’s pardon is the key to a new life DNA tests lead to new trial for NY man Innocence Project client seeks exoneration in Dallas The ‘CSI effect’ on both sides of the courtroom
June 19, 2008
New video: Louisiana exonerees reunite after 16 years Events this week in Connecticut and Florida
June 18, 2008
Real perpetrator identified in Texas exoneration
June 17, 2008
Innocence Project client to get DNA testing in Pennsylvania Another false confession uncovered, and a wrongful conviction avoided A turning point on exoneree compensation?
June 16, 2008
SC Column: Why we should preserve evidence Nine years of freedom for Atlanta man Why Mississippi needs a new medical examiner
June 13, 2008
Week in review Public defense crisis spreads across the nation
June 12, 2008
Innocence Project Co-Director calls for reform in West Virginia Three Texas men face retrial despite claims of innocence
June 11, 2008
‘Crisis’ in Georgia as public defense budget is cut Texas high court confirms McGowan exoneration
June 10, 2008
Editorials and Blogs: Texas court is right to study the system
June 9, 2008
NYC book signing: wrongful arrest and forensic error in a post-Sept. 11 world Texas prosecutors reflect on their role in wrongful convictions
June 6, 2008
Grant will ensure more case review in Dallas Exoneree Alan Newton earns college degree tomorrow
June 5, 2008
South Carolina lawmakers approve DNA testing access Children of the Exonerated
June 4, 2008
Bail hearing Friday for Tennessee inmate Prisoners in Michigan and New York claim innocence New panels study wrongful convictions in Texas and New York
June 3, 2008
Dean Cage adjusts to a changed world “The eye of the beholder” Executions set to resume tonight in Texas
June 2, 2008
Interview with Dallas DA Craig Watkins Editorial: Florida compensation law falls short
May 30, 2008
Eight years of freedom for Texas man The week in review
May 29, 2008
Tonight on IFC: At the Death House Door Dispatch from Michigan: A Perfect Day
May 28, 2008
Charles Grodin: Why I support the Innocence Project Update: Dean Cage released in Chicago News coverage of Dean Cage’s release in Chicago
May 27, 2008
Dallas editorial: lessons of Michael Blair case Buffalo News: A roadmap for fixing the system Chicago man set to be freed tonight, press conference tomorrow
May 23, 2008
Innocence news from around the country
May 22, 2008
Exonerated Chicago man works to help free the innocent
May 21, 2008
Video: John Grisham discusses “The Innocent Man” Walter Swift is free after 26 years Guest blog: Walter Swift and misidentification
May 20, 2008
Cross-racial identification and jury instruction They’ll never be fully free Innocence Project client set to be exonerated Wednesday
May 19, 2008
Exonerations in the classroom Consensus grows for Texas innocence commission
May 16, 2008
James Woodard adjusts to life on the outside Friday links
May 15, 2008
Colorado governor signs evidence preservation law Helping those who come after me
May 14, 2008
Researchers work on bite mark database Florida exoneree receives settlement
May 13, 2008
Florida’s Wrongful Incarceration Act restricts compensation for exonerees Virginia pauses massive DNA review to wait for federal funds South Carolina’s most influential paper supports post-conviction DNA testing bill
May 12, 2008
Dallas Morning News editorial calls on lawmakers to support innocence commission in Texas Exonerated man and victim’s family are reunited at the Innocence Project second annual benefit
May 9, 2008
Friday links Massachusetts man marks eight years of freedom Texas Summit on Wrongful Convictions starts an important conversation
May 8, 2008
Live webcast - Texas Summit on Wrongful Convictions at 2 pm EST
May 7, 2008
New pressure on Mississippi medical examiner As executions resume in U.S., so does the risk of executing the innocent
May 6, 2008
New suspect in North Carolina rape
May 5, 2008
“60 Minutes” on James Woodard’s release in Dallas
May 2, 2008
New Innocence Project video: Dwayne Dail New York exoneree: “making sure this doesn’t happen to anyone else” Dallas discussion continues on blogs, will be featured Sunday on “60 Minutes” Six years ago today: Clark McMillan exonerated in Tennessee Friday links
May 1, 2008
“Fatally flawed” compensation bill advances in Florida, California exoneree settles for $500K Center on Wrongful Convictions files brief in Japanese confession case
April 30, 2008
Wisconsin man still working to prove his innocence, 27 years later Dallas DA will push for conviction reviews across Texas
April 29, 2008
North Carolina exoneree calls for a new review of another man’s conviction Editorial: Fair, straightforward compensation needed in Florida Another innocent man released in Dallas, summit set for next week
April 28, 2008
More misconduct in Mississippi: Pathologist lied about his credentials For some exonerees, the “sentence goes on” Why Philadelphia needs an innocence project
April 25, 2008
In legal limbo, NY man awaits future
April 24, 2008
Canadian man is cleared, and the public calls for an official investigation Death row inmates deserve DNA testing
April 23, 2008
“A cloud of doubt” over Washington crime labs California exoneree will be compensated
April 22, 2008
Another hair match overturned by DNA testing, PA conviction called into question DNA tests overturn more wrongful arrests
April 21, 2008
Brandon Moon marks three years of freedom Mississippi man still seeking DNA testing Illinois man released after attorneys reveal another man’s confession
April 18, 2008
April 17, 2008
“The first day of my life” What I’m doing to free the innocent
April 16, 2008
New DNA tests in 1991 Austin case Supreme Court decides lethal injection case, hears arguments on capital punishment for sex offenders McGowan set free in Dallas, lineups under scutiny
April 15, 2008
Nine years ago today: Fritz and Williamson exonerated in Oklahoma Another bad photo lineup, another wrongful conviction
April 14, 2008
California case challenges prosecutorial immunity Oversight on the horizon in Mississippi? Michigan man exonerated by DNA testing
April 11, 2008
Adequate defense counsel can prevent wrongful convictions
April 10, 2008
Upcoming events in Seattle and New Hampshire Tomorrow in NY: Exonerees and experts call for recording of interrogations Alaska op-ed: Save biological evidence before it’s too late
April 9, 2008
With his license on the line, Mississippi doctor responds Another misidentification revealed by DNA testing
April 8, 2008
Tennessee death row inmate to be released in May Put an end to Mississippi autopsy misconduct
April 4, 2008
Florida exoneree to be compensated after 24 years in prison
April 3, 2008
Georgia lawmakers vote to compensate exoneree
April 2, 2008
Exoneree Jeff Deskovic speaks tonight in New York 947 years they can never get back Federal court: Alaska inmate has the right to DNA testing
April 1, 2008
Editorial: South Carolina needs a DNA access law
March 31, 2008
Wednesday marks first anniversary of Anthony Capozzi’s exoneration
March 29, 2008
Innocence Network Conference Day Two
March 28, 2008
Dispatch from the Innocence Network conference
March 27, 2008
Antonio Beaver marks first anniversary of freedom
March 26, 2008
News report explores problems with eyewitness identification Virginia lawmakers approve measure to tell prisoners about old evidence
March 25, 2008
Editorial: Alabama needs to join 43 states in granting access to DNA testing Kentucky lawmakers ponder eyewitness identification reforms How many innocent behind bars? Nobody knows.
March 24, 2008
Bills to prevent wrongful convictions face last chance in Connecticut Michigan group seeks inmate’s exoneration Debate continues on Colorado evidence preservation bill
March 20, 2008
Roundup: Lawmakers in South Carolina and Colorado consider DNA reforms
March 19, 2008
New York police may improve evidence preservation Innocence Project officials testify on critical reforms today and tomorrow in South Carolina, Colorado and Connecticut
March 18, 2008
California columnist: State aims to save pennies by refusing exoneree compensation Georgia Supreme Court denies new trial for death row inmate DA says Colorado prisoner shouldn’t get a new trial despite destroyed evidence U.S. Supreme Court will hear case on crime lab evidence
March 17, 2008
DNA testing approved for seven Ohio inmates in wake of news investigation Arthur Mumphrey marks two years of freedom How many innocent people have been sent to prison by faulty science in Mississippi? Why Houston’s public defense system is “fundamentally unfair”
March 14, 2008
Colorado lawmakers support new trials after evidence is lost Signs of prosecutorial misconduct in California exoneration case
March 13, 2008
Levon Brooks is exonerated in Mississippi Texas judge calls for retrial for Clay Chabot due to prosecutorial misconduct
March 12, 2008
Dispatch from the Field: Kentucky Moves Toward Eyewitness Identification Reform
March 11, 2008
Florida Exoneree May Finally Be Compensated Hearing Thursday in Mississippi for Levon Brooks
March 10, 2008
Texas man marks one year of freedom Connecticut Considers Criminal Justice Reform Legislation Leading Mississippi Newspaper Supports Investigation of Steven Hayne
March 7, 2008
Wyoming Legislature Passes DNA Testing Bill New book examines Innocence Commissions
March 6, 2008
California exoneree continues to fight for compensation DNA access bill moves forward in Wyoming
March 5, 2008
Georgia lawmakers approve compensation for Willie “Pete” Williams How much is Steven Hayne using state labs for his botched autopsies? New York man marks first year of freedom The incalculable price of misidentification
March 4, 2008
Rubin “Hurricane” Carter calls for justice in Seattle Exoneree and crime victim are named as Soros Justice Fellows Delays continue in Tennessee death row case
March 3, 2008
Dallas column: Provide services for the exonerated Colorado DA seeks to review cases for possible wrongful conviction Mississippi officials agree that state reforms are badly needed
February 29, 2008
New Hampshire man to get another round of DNA testing 1 in 100 Americans in prison; how many are innocent? Mississippi cases continue to draw national attention New York detective suspended for speaking out on wrongful conviction cases
February 28, 2008
Mississippi legislators pass DNA testing bill Dallas editorial: There’s no excuse for blocking an innocence commission
February 27, 2008
New York Exoneree speaks tonight in Westchester County Discussion on indigent defense today in Tucson
February 26, 2008
Video: Death row exoneree Curtis McCarty speaks in Nebraska Arvin McGee marks six years of freedom California panel calls for criminal justice reforms
February 25, 2008
New Ohio coalition calls for criminal justice reform Allegations continue to grow against Mississippi pathologist Mississippi man gets new trial after 15 years in prison
February 22, 2008
Analysts said Houston lab was “clearly out of control” before closing last month Wyoming lawmakers approve DNA testing bill
February 21, 2008
Herman Atkins marks eight years of freedom Scandal and increasing burden slow progress at crime labs across U.S. Florida lawmakers will move forward with compensation for exoneree
February 20, 2008
Fallout continues after Mississippi exoneration Florida editorial calls for eyewitness reform
February 19, 2008
Chad Heins: At home in a new world Mississippi lawmakers review evidence preservation in wake of Brewer and Brooks cases USA Today: DNA tests fuel urgency to free the innocent
February 15, 2008
Two Mississippi men are cleared after 15 years Report says prosecutors knew Michigan man was innocent before trial Misidentification led to false charges in Pittsburgh case
February 14, 2008
Charges to be dropped against New York woman 13 years after daughter’s murder Appalachian State University hosts series on wrongful convictions One year of freedom for Georgia exoneree Editorial calls for NY innocence commission
February 13, 2008
Cross-Posted: Georgia lawmakers advance eyewitness identification reform NBC News tonight: DNA shakes up forensic science
February 12, 2008
Hearing set for Friday in Mississippi cases
February 11, 2008
NY county plans to record police interrogations North Carolina man is denied a new trial Editorials in U.S. and Canada call for crime lab funding and forensic oversight
February 8, 2008
Dallas man picks up the pieces of a lost life DNA evidence clears two men in Mississippi and uncovers serious misconduct
February 7, 2008
Investigation of Boston exoneration raises questions of police misconduct
February 6, 2008
Upcoming conferences focus on wrongful convictions Darryl Hunt marks four years of freedom Utah Legislature passes compensation bill
February 5, 2008
Mississippi man could be free in three weeks
February 4, 2008
Maryland lawmakers again consider recording interrogations
February 1, 2008
DNA leads to suspect in Connecticut exoneration case Texas man marks 7 years of freedom DNA testing suspended as more problems emerge at Houston crime lab John Grisham speaks about wrongful convictions on Bill Moyers Journal
January 31, 2008
More than 2,000 Facebook members. Join us today! Ohio investigative series identifies 30 inmates in need of DNA tests Real perpetrator identified in Dallas case
January 30, 2008
Chief Texas judge calls for innocence commission 16th Dallas man is cleared by DNA testing Florida editorial: Compensate the exonerated
January 28, 2008
Indiana man freed 23 years after wrongful conviction Test of Convictions: An Ohio investigative report
January 25, 2008
Prosecutors likely to drop charges in Tim Masters case Michigan man sues police and prosecutors; alleges misconduct North Carolina man will receive $370K for 18 years in prison
January 24, 2008
Testimony before Senate Judiciary Committee calls for improvement in forensic programs
January 22, 2008
Louisiana editorial calls for DNA testing access and exoneree compensation Colorado man released after DNA points to alternate suspect
January 18, 2008
Federal report finds flaws in forensic grants program
January 17, 2008
New York man continues his fight for exoneration after two decades Hundreds of supporters call for DNA testing in Chicago case
January 16, 2008
Video: Louisiana exoneree embraces freedom and calls for access to DNA testing Virginia conducts review of DNA cases, but doesn’t plan to share results with inmates
January 15, 2008
Exonerees demand statewide DNA testing at press conference today in Louisiana Houston man clears final legal hurdle to complete exoneration
January 14, 2008
Montana exoneree settles civil suit, calls for review of faulty forensics NY Times calls for recording of interrogations Dispatch from Louisiana: As an innocent man is freed, why can’t others get a test?
January 11, 2008
New trial overruled in “Norfolk Four” case Mississippi man to get new hearing based on DNA results
January 10, 2008
NY Times editorial calls for reforms nationwide Readers respond to book on wrongful convictions
January 9, 2008
Prosecutors sought to downplay exculpatory evidence at trial of innocent Florida man Illinois man released after 21 years behind bars
January 8, 2008
Nevada’s highest court orders public defense improvements The Innocent Man near top of bestseller list A year of being “smart on crime” in Dallas
January 7, 2008
Alabama column: Is Gov. Riley powerless or gutless? Friday marks one year of freedom for Larry Fuller Wrongful convictions a factor in death penalty case before U.S. Supreme Court
January 4, 2008
David Vasquez marks 19 years of freedom
January 3, 2008
Charles Chatman released - 15th person to be cleared by DNA evidence in Dallas Forensic tests and investigation questioned in California Special prosecutors in Colorado case point to missing evidence Marty Tankleff thanks supporters, calls for state reforms
January 2, 2008
After a long path, Houston man starts a new life with a wedding ‘Tar Heel of the Year’ fights to free the innocent Testing granted in Florida death row case New York man will not be retried
December 31, 2007
Cleveland Editorial: Preserve evidence to allow for DNA testing Alabama Gov. says he can’t order DNA tests for Tommy Arthur, Innocence Project disagrees Editorial calls for special prosecutor in New York case
December 27, 2007
Long Island man released on bond after conviction is thrown out
December 26, 2007
Texan of the Year? Dallas Morning News nominates DA Watkins Holiday donors choose the Innocence Project
December 21, 2007
NC man, held without trial for 14 years, is finally released New York man granted new trial in murder case
December 20, 2007
Death row exonerees call on Alabama governor to grant DNA test Judge says Tennessee must either give Paul House a new trial or free him
December 19, 2007
Today on NPR: Life After Exoneration Alabama editorial: DNA testing should be conducted in Tommy Arthur’s case Stronger justice in Vermont around the corner? Men wrongfully convicted in the ‘Central Park Jogger case’ mark fifth exoneration anniversary
December 18, 2007
Oakland police criticized for recording only parts of interrogations
December 17, 2007
New Jersey bans death penalty Applying for DNA testing in Ohio: an uphill battle
December 14, 2007
National Public Radio examines DNA privacy rights
December 13, 2007
White’s exoneration raises questions about racial inequity in the Georgia criminal justice system Houston Chronicle editorial says Texas has made important progress in compensating the wrongfully convicted, but says services are critical
December 12, 2007
John Jerome White Cleared by DNA in Atlanta
December 10, 2007
Birmingham News calls on Gov. Riley to Order DNA Testing for Tommy Arthur 30th Texan Freed by DNA Evidence Rebuilds Life in Atlanta
December 7, 2007
Bipartisan federal bill would exempt exoneree compensation from taxes
December 6, 2007
Chad Heins, finally free, returns to Wisconsin U.S. Supreme Court delays Alabama execution; take action today to help secure DNA testing
December 4, 2007
Report reveals a history of negligence and fraud in New York City crime lab Breaking News: Chad Heins Freed in Florida
December 3, 2007
Editorial applauds work of Colorado evidence preservation panel The state’s duty to help exonerees rebuild their lives Calvin Lee Scott celebrates four years of freedom Innocence Project calls on Alabama governor to stop execution and grant DNA tests
November 30, 2007
200+ exonerations are a “tipping point” in call for better public defense
November 29, 2007
John Dixon celebrates six years of freedom Colorado task force says state should improve evidence preservation Alabama editorial: Death row DNA refusal is mind-boggling
November 28, 2007
Buffalo woman released after DNA tests implicate another suspect Michigan columnist: When will we learn about false confessions? Brown University lacrosse team raises money for Innocence Project
November 27, 2007
Wyoming legislature considers DNA access law
November 26, 2007
Rocky Mountain Innocence Center works for Utah compensation law Michigan DA asks for investigation in wake of wrongful conviction Dallas prosecutors approve testing for seven inmates U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear DNA appeal from Alabama death row inmate
November 23, 2007
Buffalo woman seeks a new trial on DNA evidence
November 21, 2007
Editorial calls for new trial in conviction based on unreliable science North Carolina police to review practices in wake of exoneration
November 20, 2007
More proof of innocence in Florida case John Grisham’s “The Innocent Man” released in paperback Ten years of freedom for Ben Salazar Washington Post: FBI must move quickly to right wrongs
November 19, 2007
Task force planned to address cases affected by faulty FBI tests DNA Blues Ball fundraiser in Dallas on Saturday Column: NJ Exoneree has a right to oppose death penalty
November 16, 2007
Innocence Network files brief in Georgia death row case Problems persist at Houston crime lab Dispatch from Louisville, Kentucky: Statewide Conference Examines Innocence Issues Sunday on 60 Minutes: Flawed forensics and wrongful convictions
November 15, 2007
Openings and closings: Fair justice relies on effective crime labs
November 14, 2007
DNA tests planned in Colorado man’s exoneration bid Another misidentification conviction prevented Anthony Robinson celebrates seven years of freedom today Dallas man released on bail after DNA tests show he was wrongfully convicted
November 13, 2007
New video: Three minutes with Illinois exoneree Jerry Miller Texas exoneree reunites with fiance in Atlanta
November 12, 2007
Brandeis Innocence Week starts today
November 9, 2007
Lawsuit and reports allege that New York fails to provide defense counsel to poor Editorial: Questions remain at California crime lab Dallas man’s release expected next week Dispatch from Philadelphia: Why I tell my story
November 8, 2007
Radio interview on bills before Michigan legislature Movies, on screen and online, argue for innocence
November 7, 2007
Dispatch from California: Using technology to ensure justice for all Events tonight in Boston, Fort Worth and New York Column: Exonerations reveal flaws in the system
November 6, 2007
Oklahoma District Attorney Bill Peterson to retire Fox News: Schwarzenegger vetoes justice Nebraska Supreme Court approves DNA testing for two inmates
November 5, 2007
Column: new policies needed to halt unjust convictions David Gray celebrates nine years of freedom
November 2, 2007
Houston inmates ask to reopen their cases California lab report finds no error, Neufeld calls findings “hopelessly compromised”
November 1, 2007
Exoneration becomes campaign issue for prosecutors Another execution date in Alabama, still no DNA test
October 31, 2007
“The Exonerated” onstage in New York Connecticut exoneree tells students his story Funeral arrangements for exoneree Stephan Cowans
October 30, 2007
Video: Dallas DA says his job is to seek justice, not just convictions Jeffrey Deskovic celebrates his first year of freedom on Friday Two years later, Louisiana exoneree searches for home
October 29, 2007
Florida public defender proposes identification reform Dispatch from Austin: A panel of experts to oversee Texas crime labs Today’s news from around the nation
October 26, 2007
Dallas District Attorney and Barry Scheck speak Monday at NYC event Exoneree Stephan Cowans found dead in his home Dispatch from Dallas: Eugene Henton is freed
October 25, 2007
Law review article: “Innocentrism” moves criminal justice forward Events benefit projects in Mississippi and Chicago Virginia editorial: Crime lab review should be transparent CNN: An exoneration raises questions about eyewitness identification in Georgia
October 24, 2007
Michigan lawmakers consider compensation law States expand crime labs to meet rising demand and reduce backlogs Charges dismissed in Michigan case
October 23, 2007
Alan Newton’s two-decade struggle for freedom Crime victim calls for better identification practices in Georgia Houston convictions reopened due to possible lab error
October 22, 2007
Barry Scheck testifies before Georgia identification panel today Wisconsin man celebrates the 11th anniversary of his exoneration In support of New York reforms
October 19, 2007
Media coverage: Innocence Project calls for New York reforms Dispatch from Dallas: The waiting continues for Clay Chabot
October 18, 2007
Innocence Project calls on lawmakers to fix New York State’s justice system Innocence Project calls for evidence reforms in Colorado Hearing tomorrow in Dallas case
October 17, 2007
Dispatch from the field: Colorado sets an example by exploring evidence reforms Michigan man freed amid doubts about his guilt
October 16, 2007
Group calls for investigation of Washington lab “The Trials of Darryl Hunt” on DVD California governor vetoes justice reforms
October 15, 2007
Six years of freedom for Ohio man The Ronnie Taylor case: A chain of errors and a path to reform
October 12, 2007
Eyewitness identification discussion Sunday in New York City Dallas editorial: State needs innocence commission Denver police destroyed biological evidence in hundreds of cases North Carolina man receives governor’s pardon
October 11, 2007
Lecture on wrongful convictions tonight in Westchester County, NY Innocence Project Northwest marks its tenth anniversary Federal money for DNA testing goes unspent
October 10, 2007
Connecticut exoneree addresses Yale students Media coverage: Ronnie Taylor released
October 9, 2007
Breaking News: Ronnie Taylor released in Houston
October 8, 2007
Kevin Byrd celebrates the tenth anniversary of his exoneration
October 5, 2007
Why do innocent people confess? Lab backlogs continue to slow investigations Innocence Project fundraiser Sunday in New York City
October 4, 2007
Hearing today in Long Island case Media coverage: Houston man proven innocent 12 years later
October 3, 2007
Editorial: Public deserves to know if innocent man was executed DNA testing proves Houston man’s innocence
October 2, 2007
Renewed calls for Texas Innocence Commission False confessions are more common than public thinks Video: Innocence Project Policy Director calls for evidence preservation and quicker testing
October 1, 2007
NY Times: Exonerations bring broad change in legal system Editorial: Dallas study will “advance the cause of airtight justice”
September 28, 2007
Alabama editorial: No excuse not to allow DNA testing in death row case DNA tests uncover secret deals in Dallas
September 27, 2007
George Rodriguez celebrates two years of freedom Breaking news: Alabama Gov. delays execution for 45 days
September 26, 2007
Dallas to study new identification procedures Former prosecutor calls for governor to sign California bills
September 25, 2007
Court grants new trial in Michigan; task force calls for recording of interrogations Birmingham News: Governor ignores truth in upcoming execution Sign up now to get our email newsletter tomorrow
September 24, 2007
Wish Georgia death row inmate a happy birthday DNA clears another suspect before trial Michigan man may get new trial, 2 years after conviction
September 21, 2007
Sunday marks three years of freedom for Calvin Willis DNA leads to Florida man’s release
September 20, 2007
Discussion of new discovery laws on Texas blog
September 19, 2007
New study calls for prosecutors to open files before trial Hearing set for October in Long Island case Alabama governor refuses to hear evidence in case scheduled for execution next week
September 18, 2007
Georgia hearings on eyewitness identification start this week Innocence Project receives Tech Museum honor Exoneree compensation sought in Florida
September 17, 2007
DNA proves Dallas man didn’t commit 1982 crime
September 14, 2007
Colorado Governor creates evidence preservation task force
September 13, 2007
Michigan DA to reopen murder case States slow to create compensation programs
September 12, 2007
Texas execution case on CourtTV today False confessions conference in El Paso, Texas New North Carolina innocence inquiry panel gets to work
September 11, 2007
Exonerees call for Texas innocence commission Column: Georgia public defenders woefully underfunded
September 10, 2007
Northwestern Blog: Police should open closed cases when new arrests are made Legal help scarce in cases uncovered by Houston lab audit Judge orders evidence preserved in Texas case
September 7, 2007
Florida exoneree feels “reborn” as civil rights are restored Innocence Project seeks DNA testing in case of man executed in Texas California legislature passes reforms to prevent wrongful convictions
September 6, 2007
Florida students get a first-hand account of wrongful conviction Mississippi man awaits a new trial after his release from death row
September 5, 2007
Innocence Network calls on FBI to investigate agent Wrongful Convictions Hurt Victims’ Families, Too Nebraska Supreme Court to hear DNA testing arguments tomorrow Anthony Capozzi case on DatelineNBC tonight
September 4, 2007
Eighth anniversary of NY man’s exoneration New book examines Duke lacrosse case and prosecutorial misconduct Dan Rather Reports on Texas executions tonight at 8 p.m.
August 31, 2007
George Garfinkle, 72, used DNA evidence to free Massachusetts man
August 30, 2007
Barry Scheck discusses wrongful convictions on NPR North Carolina compensation law still lags behind national standard First day of freedom for Dwayne Dail Illinois man finds a difficult road to a new life
August 29, 2007
More coverage of Dwayne Dail exoneration in North Carolina Report: Illinois crime lab misused funds
August 28, 2007
NC man freed after 18 years in prison Canadian man finally cleared after 48 years Critics say Virginia DNA testing project is moving slowly
August 27, 2007
Georgia exoneree celebrates three years of freedom
August 24, 2007
California man shares story of his wrongful conviction
August 23, 2007
Louisiana inmate finally secures access to DNA test
August 22, 2007
Misplaced court file means more waiting for two Maryland men Did a secret deal lead to a Dallas wrongful conviction? Hearing tomorrow in Colorado case; prosecutors may have known alternate suspect
August 21, 2007
Special master urged for Houston crime lab review New books review wrongful convictions in Arizona and Australia Court TV blog features Korey Wise case Hearing Thursday on lost evidence in death row case
August 20, 2007
Illinois exonerees celebrate four years of freedom on Wednesday The Norfolk Four: False confessions in Virginia? New Mississippi project to open doors this fall
August 17, 2007
It Matters to You Maryland court says prosecutors must widen search for evidence
August 16, 2007
Blogs: California needs eyewitness reform North Carolina case review raises questions about misconduct in identification procedure
August 15, 2007
DNA overturns conviction in Washington Eyewitness blog: The problems with jury instructions Watch Exoneree Jerry Miller on the Colbert Report
August 14, 2007
200th Exoneree Tonight on Colbert Report Hear the Innocence Project on Blue Herald Radio
August 10, 2007
Innocence Project receives “Problem Solver” award Sign up for breaking news email updates
August 9, 2007
DNA databases and privacy: A lively discussion on USAToday.com
August 8, 2007
Celebrating freedom: Three exonerees mark anniversaries Study seeks to bring science to bite mark evidence Snitch testimony and a possible wrongful conviction in Michigan
August 7, 2007
Deconstructing Dallas: The county with more DNA exonerations than any other Closing arguments expected this week in Montana clemency hearing Exoneree: Don’t execute an innocent man
August 6, 2007
Released without an apology National Journal: States too slow to learn lessons of exonerations Road to exoneration starts with the first letter
August 3, 2007
Video interview: Developments in Dallas Sunday on DatelineNBC: A second trial for an innocent man? How common is prosecutorial misconduct?
August 2, 2007
Update: Dallas DA investigates Chabot case Mississippi man sent to death row by faulty forensics to get another day in court
August 1, 2007
Alternate suspect arrested in 1986 case Michigan case highlights causes of wrongful convictions
July 31, 2007
Massachusetts, Michigan and Louisiana take aim at crime lab problems New Hampshire judge denies inmate DNA testing
July 30, 2007
Dennis Fritz speaks today in Pennsylvania Five years of freedom Editorial: Alabama’s DNA laws fall short California public defenders get DNA training Chicago Tribune: Unscientific report on eyewitness reforms in Illinois was so flawed it is unreliable
July 27, 2007
Darrell Grayson executed in Alabama without a DNA test Connecticut exoneree visits the prison where he spent 16 years A blog marathon to support the Innocence Project Exoneree Dennis Fritz signs books in Pennsylvania tomorrow
July 26, 2007
Court TV Best Defense blog profiles Louisiana exoneree Will Alabama execute Darrell Grayson without a DNA test? Denver lawmakers push to preserve evidence
July 25, 2007
It’s not too late for DNA testing in Alabama California officials say exoneree shouldn’t be compensated because he pled guilty
July 24, 2007
Alabama execution scheduled for Thursday despite inmate’s pleas for a DNA test North Carolina lawmakers approve sweeping reforms
July 23, 2007
New York Times: Study suggests thousands more may be wrongfully imprisoned Editorial: Produce the proof or set Chad Heins free Trashing the truth: Denver Post examines evidence preservation
July 20, 2007
Virginia governor proclaims exoneree’s innocence Denver DA reexamines 1987 murder; lawmaker calls for better evidence preservation New DNA evidence in West Memphis 3 case
July 19, 2007
Hearing today in Florida case NYC opens new crime lab; police aim to rely more on DNA Congressional panel hears testimony on criminal informants NJ op-ed: DNA cases are just the tip of the iceberg Update: Chad Heins held on $1 million bond
July 18, 2007
Massachusetts crime lab crisis is echoed across the U.S. NJ Senators propose increased compensation for exonerees
July 17, 2007
Innocent Florida inmate wins new trial
July 16, 2007
Exoneree tells his story on radio show This week in history: exoneree anniversaries
July 13, 2007
Texas column: Don’t always believe your eyes Doing time for no crime
July 12, 2007
California commission considers prosecutorial misconduct Social scientists say Illinois identification report is unreliable Inmate pleads not guilty in murder that sent wrong man to prison
July 11, 2007
Wright case may lead to more DNA testing in Pennsylvania Crime lab’s pro-bono work led to Halsey’s freedom
July 10, 2007
Pennsylvania appeals court hears arguments today in Innocence Project case News coverage: Byron Halsey exonerated
July 9, 2007
Byron Halsey hearing today in NJ Alan Newton’s first year of freedom NPR: Jerry Miller comes a long way home Update: Byron Halsey exonerated in New Jersey
July 6, 2007
July 5, 2007
Prosecutors charge alleged actual perpetrator in Ohio murder case
July 3, 2007
District Attorney’s report on New York wrongful conviction fuels statewide reform efforts
July 2, 2007
Innocence Project online video Online Video: Chris Ochoa spanish interview District Attorney’s report shows need for reform in New York
June 29, 2007
June 28, 2007
Innocence Project of Texas hosts Mexican lawyers Supreme Court ruling halts execution of a mentally ill Texas prisoner
June 27, 2007
California considers legislation to prevent wrongful convictions New report calls for moratorium on federal death penalty
June 26, 2007
Supreme Court to review justice in Louisiana Missouri’s new $5.9 million crime lab may help reduce case backlog.
June 25, 2007
Another dubious confession reinforces need for recording interrogations Duke case is unusual in terms of accountability for prosecutorial misconduct
June 22, 2007
Tennessee Man Still on Death Row Giles finally exonerated Utah lawmakers endorse compensation bill Harper’s Index: Wrongful conviction by the numbers
June 21, 2007
June 20, 2007
Study: Juries often get it wrong Dallas DA is a new kind of civil rights activist Help Calvin Johnson celebrate eight years of freedom The Innocence Project Online: June newsletter
June 19, 2007
Independent labs mean fair testing New Video: Marvin Anderson The legacy of the Duke case
June 18, 2007
Op-Ed: Scheck and Neufeld call for NY to enact real reforms Houston lab probe leads to more questions Unheralded exonerations
June 15, 2007
Op-Ed: New York needs to preserve evidence “The Trials of Darryl Hunt” Opens Tonight In Hartford Is your local police department conducting fair lineups?
June 14, 2007
New tests urged in audit of Houston lab Larry Peterson: Beyond Exoneration
June 13, 2007
The Exoneration of Larry Peterson: Part Two Today on NPR The “right” answer: anatomy of a confession
June 12, 2007
The Innocence Project on TV and radio today New poll shows decrease in public support of death penalty
June 11, 2007
Tomorrow on Discovery Times: Proof of Innocence Weeding out the innocents Reversal of misfortune National Public Radio covers Larry Peterson’s case Tonight on PBS: Charlie Rose interviews Barry Scheck and Byron Halsey
June 8, 2007
Harold Buntin exonerated in Indianapolis
June 7, 2007
Texas murder conviction overturned Innocence Project television special premieres at event tonight in Connecticut
June 6, 2007
Louisiana exoneree starts reentry program Time Magazine: A Milestone for the Innocence Project
June 5, 2007
Vermont Gov. signs reform bill into law Wisconsin Law Review covers the innocence movement
June 4, 2007
Community welcomes Halsey home NY Times: New Dallas DA means end to old ways Another dubious confession reinforces need for recording interrogations
June 1, 2007
New York legislators near deal on reform legislation
May 31, 2007
Hearing today on DNA reforms in New York Assembly Arizona defense attorneys question crime lab’s integrity
May 30, 2007
What do states owe the exonerated?
May 29, 2007
NY Times: Spitzer’s DNA proposal needs revision Exoneree Doug Warney calls for end to New York death penalty
May 25, 2007
Dallas hires new prosecutor to oversee DNA cases Georgia man to be compensated for 24 years of wrongful incarceration
May 24, 2007
Byron Halsey adjusts to life outside of prison Backlogs continue to plague Florida labs
May 23, 2007
Column: Since to err is human, to execute is too risky London Times: 201 wrongful convictions are tip of the iceberg Watch online: last night’s Dateline NBC on two Oklahoma wrongful convictions 200 Exonerated, Too Many Wrongfully Convicted
May 22, 2007
John Grisham discusses wrongful convictions tonight on Dateline NBC NJ’s highest court tells judges to warn jurors about eyewitness error Texas Innocence Commission bill hits roadblock
May 21, 2007
NYTimes: The DNA 200 Connecticut legislature awards $5 million to exoneree Doug Warney marks one year of freedom Exoneree and victim families call for Oklahoma Innocence Commission
May 18, 2007
Families of exonerees and crime victims to speak today in Oklahoma City
May 17, 2007
Editorial: A suspect justice system Families of exonerees to speak Friday in Oklahoma City
May 16, 2007
Byron Halsey released in New Jersey, news coverage New York exoneree Roy Brown gets liver transplant
May 15, 2007
New Jersey man to be released after nearly two decades in prison
May 14, 2007
Oklahoma man exonerated – more media coverage NY Post: NYPD has serious evidence problems Column: Louisiana should invest in justice reform
May 11, 2007
Oklahoma man exonerated from death row News coverage of today’s exoneration
May 10, 2007
Raising the quality of justice in Ohio The Innocence Project on YouTube
May 9, 2007
California panel recommends lab improvements Fingerprint errors found in Florida crime lab
May 8, 2007
Watch and listen: The Innocence Project in the news Compensation bill for Florida exoneree fails for second time
May 7, 2007
Today on National Public Radio: DNA and wrongful convictions Watch Bill Moyers interview 200th Exoneree Jerry Miller Tonight on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360:
May 4, 2007
Bill Moyers interviews exoneree Jerry Miller tonight on PBS NY legislators join Innocence Project in supporting sweeping reforms
May 3, 2007
NY legislators call for reforms at press conference today Exonerations have changed justice system Real perpetrators sentenced in two New York wrongful convictions
May 2, 2007
National Public Radio talks with Dallas District Attorney Harrisburg newspaper: Exonerations should spark death penalty moratorium Anderson Cooper 360 investigates the
May 1, 2007
Federal jury awards compensation to wrongfully convicted man Las Vegas Sun calls for funding to end DNA backlogs
April 30, 2007
Calls for reform continue to grow nationwide Court TV anchor calls Innocence Project event “poignant, meaningful and spirited”
April 27, 2007
Alabama column says state can’t be sure everyone on death row is guilty North Carolina House committee approves eyewitness ID reform bill
April 26, 2007
National Public Radio: DNA evidence frees 200th prisoner
April 25, 2007
Innocence Project marks 200th exoneration nationwide at first annual celebration Clarence Page: The 200th reason to test DNA Philadelphia Inquirer: Criminal Justice Failures
April 24, 2007
200 Exonerated, Too Many Wrongfully Convicted Dallas District Attorney’s office will add special DNA review team
April 23, 2007
Jerry Miller exonerated in Chicago; becomes 200th DNA exoneree nationwide
April 20, 2007
NYPD forensic labs under scrutiny after falsified test results Eyewitness reforms gain momentum nationwide New forensic lab set to open in Los Angeles Andrew Gossett exonerated in Dallas, 200th exoneration set for Monday in Illinois
April 19, 2007
California Senate committee passes three reform bills Death row inmate’s hopes are on Texas’s highest court
April 18, 2007
DNA exonerations continue to cast doubt on eyewitness identifications Duke case raises awareness about wrongful convictions
April 17, 2007
Column: Evidence preservation lacking in Houston Darryl Hunt film premieres April 26th on HBO
April 16, 2007
Dallas newspaper cites DNA exonerations in opposing capital punishment Massachusetts DNA database chief is fired
April 13, 2007
Focus on reforms as 200th exoneration nears Rally today at 2 p.m. in Philadelphia will call for death penalty moratorium
April 12, 2007
Actual killer in Earl Washington case pleads guilty Two exonerees reach $8 million settlement with city of Chicago
April 11, 2007
Texas Senate committee approves reform bills Dallas DA aims to restore credibility with a special prosecutor for DNA appeals Massachusetts exoneree awarded for his commitment to criminal justice reform
April 10, 2007
Innocence Project leaders and exonerees testify before Texas Senate committee News coverage of Monday’s hearing clearing James Giles
April 9, 2007
Dallas man cleared after 24-year quest for justice Michigan exoneree offers reward for identity of real perpetrator Law student played key role in Giles case
April 6, 2007
James Giles is expected to be cleared of 1982 rape on Monday Editorial: Antonio Beaver exoneration should spark reforms in Missouri Darryl Hunt documentary airs tonight on HBO
April 5, 2007
Dallas exoneree joins DA Watkins for panel discussion New Hampshire man requests 4th round of DNA testing National Public Radio: DNA Evidence Frees 200th Prisoner
April 4, 2007
Death sentences decrease in Ohio Georgia Innocence Project receives award
April 3, 2007
Anthony Capozzi exonerated in New York After Innocence screening and panel in Kansas Thursday Debate continues over FBI policy forbidding taped interrogations
April 2, 2007
Capozzi case brings renewed calls for a New York innocence commission
March 30, 2007
Antonio Beaver Exonerated: More Coverage Federal appeals court finds that prosecutors are accountable for snitches Listen online tonight to exoneree Ken Wyniemko
March 29, 2007
Antonio Beaver Exonerated DNA clears New York man of rape
March 28, 2007
Hear exoneree James Waller discuss his case online Court orders new trial for New York man
March 27, 2007
Rogue DNA databases operate outside of the law Does Texas need eyewitness ID reform?
March 26, 2007
Innocence Network conference draws hundreds States are slow to fix crime lab problems New Virginia project starts working to free wrongly convicted March 26-30 is Innocence Week in Washington, D.C.
March 22, 2007
False testimony from “expert” could lead to hundreds of new trials
March 21, 2007
Florida exoneree files civil rights suit
March 20, 2007
U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in Fry case Critics question bloodhound evidence
March 19, 2007
Georgia House approves compensation for Clark USA Today Column: Other counties should follow Dallas
March 14, 2007
Federal court issues major DNA opinion
March 13, 2007
Connecticut legislators consider forensic nurse program Editorial: criminal defense and crime labs need funding in Louisiana Exoneree Ray Krone to speak in Sauk Rapids, MN Murder victim’s mother calls for more crime lab funding in Florida
March 12, 2007
James Waller pardoned in Texas Massachusetts crime lab director resigns under pressure
March 9, 2007
Maryland expert fabricated credentials, testimony is questioned Dateline NBC to feature Clarence Elkins case on Sunday
March 8, 2007
Marty Tankleff Case Featured on NPR
March 7, 2007
Winston-Salem “looks forward” with report on Darryl Hunt case Man pleads guilty to murder for which Doug Warney was wrongly convicted
March 6, 2007
Press coverage of Roy Brown exoneration West Virginia House Holds Hearing on Improving Eyewitness Identification
March 5, 2007
Roy Brown Exonerated New Dallas DA wants to be “smart on crime”
March 2, 2007
Hearing Monday in Roy Brown case “The Exonerated” theater performances in Galveston, TX and New York
March 1, 2007
Eyewitness identification experts blogging from landmark conference Pennsylvania’s innocence commission meets this month DNA testing proves Washington man’s innocence
February 28, 2007
Third trial delayed again for Oklahoma man San Antonio Express News supports state innocence commission
February 27, 2007
Georgia Exoneree Pete Williams adjusts to his new life Backlogs continue to plague crime labs nationwide
February 26, 2007
Florida exonerees wait for compensation Innocence organizations provide hands-on experience for law students nationwide National Public Radio story on Dallas DA’s move to review 352 cases
February 23, 2007
Dallas DA joins Innocence Project in push to clear James Curtis Giles CNN viewers respond to James Waller story UPDATE: West Virginia lawmakers consider eyewitness identification reforms
February 22, 2007
James Waller on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360 Vermont criminal justice reforms move forward Exoneree Alan Newton focuses on education
February 21, 2007
After Innocence documentary available on DVD WV Senate Considers Bill to Reform Eyewitness Identifications Connecticut Innocence Project seeks state funding to continue its work
February 20, 2007
Charges dropped in NYC case after DNA proves woman’s confession was false
February 16, 2007
Dallas DA will work with Innocence Project of Texas to review hundreds of cases Wisconsin panel urges outsourcing of DNA testing to ease backlog
February 15, 2007
Editorial urges New York to form state innocence commission Washington lawmakers consider bill to compensate the wrongly convicted
February 14, 2007
Exoneree Ken Wyniemko to speak Thursday at the University of South Dakota
February 13, 2007
Willie “Pete” Williams Exonerated in Georgia Our new e-mail newsletter is out! Innocence Project receives human rights award
February 12, 2007
Convicted based on forensic fraud in 1986, still waiting for justice DNA testing leads to actual perpetrator in Georgia case Relying on the notepad in the electronic age
February 9, 2007
Legal groups challenge flawed eyewitness identification study in court Several states — and the federal government — are considering DNA database expansions despite backlogged labs Orlando Boquete: A free man
February 8, 2007
NC exoneree Darryl Hunt to reach settlement with city officials Forgiving injustice
February 7, 2007
Welcome the Innocence Project’s new website! TN death row inmate demands release or a new trial Proposed Connecticut budget includes $500,000 compensation for exoneree
February 6, 2007
New Mexico Senate passes eyewitness identification reform bill Exonerees to speak at panel discussion on the death penalty tonight in NYC
February 5, 2007
U.S. to vastly expand DNA database
February 4, 2007
Innocence bills introduced in Texas Senate Jeff Deskovic: Exonerated at 32, still feeling 17
February 2, 2007
Federal audit finds more problems at Mass. crime lab CSI isn’t like real world crime labs
January 29, 2007
New York Times editorial: The True State of CSI Justice
January 28, 2007
UPDATE on Willie “Pete” Williams case
January 25, 2007
Willie “Pete” Williams released in Georgia
January 17, 2007
Waller to become 12th Dallas exoneree since 2001
January 12, 2007
Final approval in CA compensation suit More than 5,000 rape kits unexamined in LAPD lab
January 11, 2007
Charges dropped in KY confession case after DNA proves innocence Neufeld testifies before CA commission
January 9, 2007
New Wisconsin AG demands reduction of lab backlog
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