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Idaho Innocence Project suspends legal services, will continue DNA work - Vimarsana News

Idaho Innocence Project suspends legal services, will continue DNA work

BOISE — Greg Hampikian, director of the Idaho Innocence Project, sat in a cramped, cluttered office in Boise State’s University’s science building on Friday. His long white hair flowing, he

Idaho Innocence Project suspends legal services, will continue DNA work - Vimarsana News

Idaho Innocence Project suspends legal services, will continue DNA work

BOISE — Greg Hampikian, director of the Idaho Innocence Project, sat in a cramped, cluttered office in Boise State’s University’s science building on Friday. His long white hair flowing, he

Inside Track: Forensic Justice Institute: Digital Evidence Discussion: - Vimarsana News

Inside Track: Forensic Justice Institute: Digital Evidence Discussion:

The issues surrounding searches for digital evidence are changing as rapidly as the underlying technology. Jennifer Granick, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union, shares insights from the upcoming Forensic Justice Institute.

Source: wisbar.org
Inside Track: Forensic Justice Institute: Digital Evidence Discussion: - Vimarsana News

Inside Track: Forensic Justice Institute: Digital Evidence Discussion:

The issues surrounding searches for digital evidence are changing as rapidly as the underlying technology. Jennifer Granick, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union, shares insights from the upcoming Forensic Justice Institute.

Source: wisbar.org
Oregon Passed A Bill To Compensate The Wrongfully Convicted. Almost None Of Them Have Been Paid. - Vimarsana News

Oregon Passed A Bill To Compensate The Wrongfully Convicted. Almost None Of Them Have Been Paid.

“That was not the intention,” said state Sen. Kim Thatcher (R), who introduced the bill. “Not at all.”

Source: yahoo.com