REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (KRON) — Attorneys with the Los Angeles Innocence Project used an interesting metaphor during convicted killer Scott Peterson’s hearing in court Tuesday. “This is not a fishing ...
MADISON (WKBT) -- The U.S. Department of Justice recently granted the Wisconsin Innocence Project $1.5 million to further their cause. The Wisconsin Innocence Project is a legal clinic that works to ...
One of the most notorious criminal cases in the history of Grand Junction may return to court for a new trial. James Genrich was sentenced to life in prison for a string of bombings that killed two ...
In Oklahoma, nearly 4% of prison inmates are estimated to have been wrongly convicted of a crime. The Oklahoma Innocence Project, headquartered at the Oklahoma City University School of Law, is ...
The Indiana Innocence Project is in the process of becoming an official chapter of the national organization the Innocence Project and aims to fight wrongful convictions for Hoosiers across the state.
Laci Peterson and her unborn son were murdered Christmas Eve 2002, and husband Scott Peterson was convicted. Now, the L.A. Innocence Project says he may be innocent AP Photo/Paul Sakuma Scott Peterson ...
NORFOLK — The track record of a corrupt Norfolk police detective will be examined with a fine-tooth comb as part of a new partnership between the office of Norfolk Commonwealth Attorney Ramin Fatehi ...
Twenty-two years ago, a young man named Marion Coakley was convicted of robbing and brutally raping a mother of five. But with eight witnesses and a priest corroborating Coakley’s alibi, his South ...
One of California’s most notorious convicted murderers, Scott Peterson, appeared in court via video Tuesday in an effort to get DNA testing of evidence that he says could exonerate him in the killing ...
Christina Swarns is a leading capital defense attorney, a nationally recognized criminal legal reform expert and the first Black woman executive director of the Innocence Project — a nonprofit legal ...
Luis Cruz: Welcome to “San Diego News Fix: The Backstory.” Every week we give you a behind-the-scenes look at our industry and what’s happening in our newsroom. This week we’re giving you a preview of ...
Senate Republicans on Wednesday called a judicial nominee whose legal career has focused on exonerating people who have been wrongly convicted through DNA evidence a backer of "soft on crime" polices ...
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