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“I’ve been waiting for a whole 27 years for this,” James Lucien said Tuesday after Judge Robert Ullman cleared the convictions against him in Suffolk...

BOSTON (AP) — A Massachusetts man who spent over two decades in prison for what a court is calling a wrongful murder and armed robbery conviction has been released from prison. WCVB-TV reports that James Lucien, 48, was serving a life sentence in conne...

James Lucien, 48, was serving a life sentence in connection to the 1994 fatal shooting of Ryan Edwards, 23. Read more on Boston.com.

A judge ruled that a Massachusetts man was wrongfully convicted of a 1994 murder, exonerating James Lucien in the shooting death of Ryan Edwards.

A court ruled Tuesday that a Massachusetts man who spent over 26 years in prison was wrongly convicted of murder and robbery in 1995.

"The person to blame is the lead detective in this case. Detective Brazil," Judge Robert Ullman said. Brazil had been the one to charge James Lucien originally.

The legal saga is nearing an end for Sean Ellis, an innocent man who spent more than 20 years in prison for the killing of a police officer.

Sean Ellis, wrongly convicted of murder in 1993, is finally fully exonerated Sarah Betancourt in Boston © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Charles Krupa/AP Sean Ellis, a Black man who featured in a Netflix documentary after spending decades in prison wrongly convicted of murdering a white police officer, has finally been fully exonerated. A Massachusetts judge and prosecutor earlier this week closed the door on his case after tossing out lingering additional convictions o...

Judge Throws Out Remaining Gun Charge Against Sean Ellis "This whole case is a very sad chapter in the history of the criminal justice system. Thankfully, this chapter seems to be nearing its conclusion," Superior Court Justice Robert Ullman said Tuesday Published May 4, 2021 • Updated on May 4, 2021 at 10:46 pm NBC Universal, Inc. A judge Tuesday threw out the remaining gun charge for a man who spent more than 20 years in prison for the killing of a police officer before his conv...

Suffolk DA Rollins files motion to end the long-running prosecution of Sean Ellis By Adrian Walker Globe Columnist,Updated March 17, 2021, 6:07 p.m. Email to a Friend “To be at a point now to have my name cleared is truly emotional,” said Sean Ellis on Wednesday as he expressed gratitude to Rachael Rollins and his two defense attorneys.Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Suffolk District Attorney Rachael Rollins filed a motion Wednesday that could bring to a close the three-decade-long case of...