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Marilyn Mulero, the first woman in Illinois exonerated after being sent to death row, calls on the city to stop defending alleged bad cops - Vimarsana News

Marilyn Mulero, the first woman in Illinois exonerated after being sent to death row, calls on the city to stop defending alleged bad cops

A day after filing a federal lawsuit against the city of Chicago and former detectives, Marilyn Mulero, the first and only woman in Illinois exonerated after being sent to death row, called on the city to stop defending and paying the pensions of former police officers whose alleged misconduct has led to scores of wrongful convictions. As first reported by the Tribune, Mulero filed the ...

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Exonerated man 'framed' for baby's homicide spent nearly 30 years in prison, suit says - Vimarsana News

Exonerated man 'framed' for baby's homicide spent nearly 30 years in prison, suit says

“I was framed for a child’s murder of which I was innocent,” said Adam Carmon, who is suing the City of New Haven in Connecticut.

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Canada Wrongful Arrests: Breeanna Bascombe Did Nothing Wrong. She Was Arrested Anyway - Vimarsana News

Canada Wrongful Arrests: Breeanna Bascombe Did Nothing Wrong. She Was Arrested Anyway

In 2020, she was detained on a murder-related charge. She was released, but her life will never be the same. Inside the world of wrongful arrests.

Poll: New Yorkers support Wrongful Convictions Act - Vimarsana News

Poll: New Yorkers support Wrongful Convictions Act

The vast majority of people polled last month supported legislation that would make it easier to overturn wrongful convictions.