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Think Twice Before Drug Testing Your Black Patients - Vimarsana News

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Brooklyn friends who spent decades wrongly imprisoned for 1987 Times Square tourist murder finally cleared - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn friends who spent decades wrongly imprisoned for 1987 Times Square tourist murder finally cleared

Eric Smokes, 56, and David Warren, 53, were teenagers when they were arrested for the fatal mugging of 71-year-old Jean Casse on W. 52nd St, which unfolded moments after the ball had dropped on New Year's Eve.

Source: nypost.com
Prosecutors seek to overturn conviction of Missouri man who is on death row - Vimarsana News

Prosecutors seek to overturn conviction of Missouri man who is on death row

Prosecutors are using a law that went into effect in 2021, allowing them to file a motion to vacate a conviction if they have information that a prisoner might be innocent or “erroneously convicted.”

Source: yahoo.com
Exonerated Ohioans Paid Millions by Taxpayers - Vimarsana News

Exonerated Ohioans Paid Millions by Taxpayers

The Ohio Innocence Project, housed at the University of Cincinnati, says wrongful convictions and imprisonment can happen for a number of reasons, but the basic reason being “because we are human.”

Edgar Naranjo was freed after serving half of a 40-year sentence. Critics say his case shows what's wrong with the felony murder law. - Vimarsana News

Edgar Naranjo was freed after serving half of a 40-year sentence. Critics say his case shows what's wrong with the felony murder law.

In 2002, Edgar Naranjo was a 26-year-old drug addict desperate for money. He hatched a plan to rob a flea market vendor he figured had a large supply of cologne he could unload for cash. His haphazard scheme went badly awry. After Naranjo and a teenage accomplice broke into their target’s Northwest Side home, the vendor’s son, a Chicago police officer, shot and killed the younger intruder and ...

Source: yahoo.com