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A judge has vacated the first-degree murder conviction for Marvin Haynes, who was sentenced to life in prison for a 2004 murder at a Minneapolis flower shop.
Researchers say that Black suspects are far more likely to be the subjects of wrongful convictions than innocent white people. | World News
Scott's donation will go a long way to support Habitat for Humanity's efforts to create more affordable housing, but can't solve the US housing crisis entirely.
They were sent to prison for crimes they insist they did not commit. What do they deserve now?