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Redemption for the dems. At this point that may be a lot of tough talk, because right now there is no sign that the president has taken action despite the testimony from counsel. The big question were asking, why would President Trump want to stand in the way of mueller testifying about a report that he claims exonerates him . Joining me now to discuss all of this and kick off the show, nbc correspondent Kelly Odonnell on capitol hill, columnist and associated editor and msnbc political contribu...

Foster Bates was seeking a retrial based on new expert opinion of DNA evidence that failed to find Bates’ DNA on a sock that was found stuffed in the mouth

The judge agreed to consider a new trial after finding Foster Bates' last attorney waited too long to request a hearing for new evidence in the murder and rape of Tammy Dickson. But the judge didn't find the evidence strong enough to reopen the case.

The judge had agreed to consider a new trial after finding Foster Bates' last attorney waited too long to request a hearing for new evidence in the murder and rape of Tammy Dickson. But the judge didn't find the evidence strong enough to reopen the case.

Jeffrey Evangelos, former independent state representative from Friendship, is the recipient of the NAACP Beacon of Hope Award. The award is in recognition of Evangelos' work and advocacy for criminal justice reforms, establishment of parole, and...

WARREN — Jeffrey Evangelos, the former independent state representative from Friendship, is the recipient of the NAACP Beacon of Hope Award. The award is in recognition of Evangelos work and

Found guilty in 2002 of killing Tammy Dickson, Foster Bates has maintained his innocence and is making a third request for post-conviction review.

Foster Bates, 55, has denied killing Tammy Dickson for nearly 30 years. Now a judge will decide whether evidence his attorney presented during a post-conviction review warrants a new trial.

Foster Bates was convicted in 2001 of killing Tammy Dickson, his neighbor and babysitter. But Bates has maintained his innocence in the slaying and hopes new witnesses and evidence will get him a new trial.

A lot of incarcerated people would be great professors, says his faculty colleague.