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Robert Middleton is taking advantage of opportunity for new associates to work in several practice groups for broadened experience and expanded legal counseling pers

This year’s shortlisted books cover topics in AI, privacy, outer space, the pandemic and wrongful convictions

The starkly different reactions of Black and white Americans to the O.J. Simpson verdict exposed the persistent and extensive history of racial disparities in the American criminal justice system, where

Law enforcement is supposed to use science-based procedures for witness identification and lineups. But many agencies continue practices that can lead to wrongful convictions.

A show about a British scandal in which hundreds of people were wrongly convicted of theft and had their lives destroyed starts on PBS on Sunday.

The British government introduced legislation Wednesday to quash the wrongful convictions of hundreds of Post Office branch managers in England and Wales who were caught up in one of the United Kingdom's biggest miscarriages of justice. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the legislation “marks an important step forward in finally clearing” the names of those who were convicted on the basis of a faulty computer accounting system, known as Horizon, and who have faced long delays i...

In August, five deputies for the Rankin County Sheriff’s Department and a Richland police officer pleaded guilty to state and federal charges.

Chris Tapp was working to make a difference for others wrongfully convicted when tragedy struck.

Christopher Tapp served over 20 years for a crime he didn’t commit — how Angie Dodge’s murder led to this and the eventual finding of the convicted killer

Christopher Tapp served over 20 years for a crime he didn’t commit — how Angie Dodge’s murder led to this and the eventual finding of the convicted killer