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Maryland apologizes to man wrongly convicted of murder, agrees to pay $340,000 settlement: "Long overdue" - Vimarsana News

Maryland apologizes to man wrongly convicted of murder, agrees to pay $340,000 settlement: "Long overdue"

Demetrius Smith who was wrongly convicted of murder and first-degree assault and spent more than five years in prison.

New book explores how political ideology affects public opinion on wrongful convictions - Vimarsana News

New book explores how political ideology affects public opinion on wrongful convictions

New book explores why political ideology impacts public opinions on wrongful convictions

Source: ku.edu
Man convicted of murder in 1993 gets new trial after key evidence called into question - Vimarsana News

Man convicted of murder in 1993 gets new trial after key evidence called into question

Attorneys for Thomas Rosa are calling on a Massachusetts prosecutor to drop charges against him altogether, instead of trying the case again.

Jesse Johnson, sentenced to death for 1988 murder, is free 2 years after conviction reversed - Vimarsana News

Jesse Johnson, sentenced to death for 1988 murder, is free 2 years after conviction reversed

The Oregon Innocence Project on Wednesday accused the state of committing a "heinous injustice" in its handling of the case.

Final Bx cases linked to disgraced ex-NYPD detective tossed - Vimarsana News

Final Bx cases linked to disgraced ex-NYPD detective tossed

The last of 324 Bronx cases linked to ex-NYPD Detective Joseph Franco -- who was fired from the force for allegedly lying about drug busts -- have been tossed after an internal review by prosecutors, officials said Thursday.

Source: nypost.com