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Can you sue for false arrest in Washington State?

New headstones show each soldier’s rank, unit and home state — a simple honor accorded to every other veteran buried in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.

Robert DuBoise, 59, was sentenced to death after being wrongfully convicted in a 1983 murder and rape. He sued after his conviction was overturned and reached a settlement with the city on Thursday.

“Blind Injustice,” which is being staged at Montclair State University, tells the stories of people freed with the help of the Ohio Innocence Project.

In an age of widespread surveillance, why was a police lineup, a method known to be unreliable, treated as the gold standard?

David and Susan Schwartz, who live in a tiny Manhattan apartment, have visited more than 200 Costco stores.

Eric Smokes and David Warren were convicted of killing a French tourist in a mugging. Until 2022, prosecutors fought their attempts to prove their innocence.

A jury awarded Ms. Carroll a huge payout. She would like to do “something good” with it.

The city’s top prosecutor from 1973 to 2003, he led an office that sent hundreds of Black men to prison and became known for its record of wrongful convictions.

The federal jury’s verdict, reached Tuesday concluded that ex-deputy Steven O’Leary violated the civil rights of a Palm City man arrested in 2018.