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Exonerated brothers' bid for certificates of innocence delayed again

Exonerated brothers' bid for certificates of innocence delayed again

Two Indian Americans to run for Virginia legislatureSuhas Subramanyam to run for Senate, Kannan Srinivasan to vie for House in Loudon

Suhas Subramanyam To Run For Virginia Senate. Subramanyam, who is serving the 87th District of Virginia, will try to fill the seat of Senator.

Indian-American Democrat Suhas Subramanyam has announced his bid for Virginia's newly-drawn 32nd Senate District.Subramanyam, who is serving the 87th District of Virginia, will succeed Senator John Bell, who announced he will not be in the race ...

Maurice Hastings, who spent more than 38 years behind bars for a 1983 murder he didn't commit, has been declared "factually innocent." That means the evidence leaves no doubt he didn't do it.

Amanda Knox received an outpouring of support from social media users who called her writing "profound" and "remarkable."

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In rare rebuke from the bench, Mark Fishburn calls law enforcement actions in Paul Shane Garrett case ‘malfeasance’ that led to $1.2 million settlement with Metro

In 1991, Dean Gillispie was wrongfully convicted of a crime and sent to prison. After 20 years of incarceration, Gillispie was exonerated and awarded $45 million. WYSO's Renee Wilde spoke with Dean at his home in Fairborn, Ohio.