Jeff Deskovic Habib Wahir Abdal Leonard Callace Terry Chalmers Charles Dabbs Scott Fappiano Hector Gonzalez Dennis Halstead John Kogut Kerry Kotler Alan Newton Antron McCray Michael Mercer James O'Donnell Victor Ortiz John Restivo Kevin Richardson Yusef Salaam Raymond Santana Douglas Warney Korey Wise Roy Brown Anthony Capozzi Steven Barnes Freddie Peacock Frank Sterling Douglas Pacyon
Compensation Law: Yes
DNA Access Law: Yes
Recorded Interrogations Law: No
Preservation of Evidence: No
Criminal Justice Reform Commissions: Yes
Proven Innocent by DNA - and Having Solved the Crime from His Prison Cell - Roy Brown Is Set to Be Released Today
Assemblyman Gianaris, Innocence Project and Victims of Wrongful Convictions Call for Passage of Innocence Commission
DNA Proves Jeffrey Deskovic's Innocence 16 Years After He Was Wrongly Convicted as a Teenager
DNA Proves Scott Fappiano's Innocence 21 Years After He Was Wrongly Convicted of Rape in Brooklyn
21 Years After Wrongful Conviction - And After 12 Years Fighting for Access to Evidence - DNA Proves Alan Newton's Innocence
DNA Exonerations Nationwide
DNA Results in Coleman Case Finally Reveal the Truth in One Case -- but Don't Answer Serious Doubts about the Fairness of the Criminal Justice System, Innocence Project Says
Innocence Project: Legislative Agreement Makes State DNA Database System Bigger, not Better
DNA Evidence Exonerates Douglas Warney after a Decade in Prison for a Murder He Did Not Commit
Proven Innocent by DNA, Roy Brown Is Fully Exonerated
DNA Exoneration Cases in New York State
Sweeping State Legislative Reform Package To Address Wrongful Convictions Introduced in New York
NY Assembly Reforms on DNA and Criminal Justice Will Address and Prevent Wrongful Convictions, Innocence Project Says
Steven Barnes is Fully Exonerated with DNA Testing in Utica, NY, Nearly 20 Years After Wrongful Conviction for Rape and Murder
Now Is the Time for Criminal Justice Reform in New York
The Exonerated and Their Families in New York State Call for Legislative Reforms to Improve Criminal Justice
Rochester Man To Be Freed 18 Years After Wrongful Murder Conviction; DNA and Confession Lead to Actual Perpetrator
New York City Police Department, Office of the Chief Medical Examiner and Innocence Project Awarded Federal Funds to Identify Wrongful Convictions
Innocence Project and New York State Bar Association Urge Lawmakers To Include Wrongful Conviction Provisions in DNA Database Expansion
Innocence Project Urges New York Lawmakers to Follow China’s Lead and Require Mandatory Recording of Interrogations
Stop Wrongful Convictions Now: Innocence Project and New York State Bar Association Call to Action
Innocence Project Applauds Governor Cuomo for Making Wrongful Conviction Reform a Priority in Coming Legislative Session