By Alana Bleimann TENNESSEE - This morning, September 16, 2020, Tennessee death row inmate Pervis Payne w ...
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Judge Halts Death Penalty Proceedings, Orders DNA Evidence Granted to Pervis Payne
Judge Halts Death Penalty Proceedings, Orders DNA Evidence Granted to Pervis Payne
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Innocence Project Helps Free Robert DuBoise after Nearly 37 Years in Prison, Thanks to DNA Evidence
Innocence Project Helps Free Robert DuBoise after Nearly 37 Years in Prison, Thanks to DNA Evidence
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Facing Dec. Execution, Pervis Payne Asks Court for DNA Testing as New Evidence in 30-Year-Old Case
Facing Dec. Execution, Pervis Payne Asks Court for DNA Testing as New Evidence in 30-Year-Old Case
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FBI Hair Analysis Called into Question after Santae Tribble’s 2012 Exoneration
FBI Hair Analysis Called into Question after Santae Tribble’s 2012 Exoneration
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Wrongful Convictions Disproportionately Impact Black and Brown People
Wrongful Convictions Disproportionately Impact Black and Brown People
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Innocent Black Man is Six Months Away from Execution
Innocent Black Man is Six Months Away from Execution
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Looking Back: The Complicity of Silence
Looking Back: The Complicity of Silence
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Wrongful Conviction Project – Episode 2, Franky Carrillo
Wrongful Conviction Project – Episode 2, Franky Carrillo
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The Connection between Police Brutality and Wrongful Convictions
The Connection between Police Brutality and Wrongful Convictions
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Former Georgia Death Row Prisoner Is Released after 43 Years for a Murder He Did Not Commit, Due to New DNA Evidence
Former Georgia Death Row Prisoner Is Released after 43 Years for a Murder He Did Not Commit, Due to New DNA Evidence
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Minnesota Adopts Eyewitness ID Law to Prevent Wrongful Convictions
Minnesota Adopts Eyewitness ID Law to Prevent Wrongful Convictions
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Oklahoma Becomes Third in the Nation to Require Statewide Tracking of Jailhouse Informants
Oklahoma Becomes Third in the Nation to Require Statewide Tracking of Jailhouse Informants
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Missouri Supreme Court in the Process of Deciding a Prosecutor’s Role in Reversing Wrongful Convictions
Missouri Supreme Court in the Process of Deciding a Prosecutor’s Role in Reversing Wrongful Convictions
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Netflix’s The Innocence Files: Arrest, Convict, Move on to the Next
Netflix’s The Innocence Files: Arrest, Convict, Move on to the Next
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Netflix’s ‘Innocence Files’ Continue with Limitations of Human Memory
Netflix’s ‘Innocence Files’ Continue with Limitations of Human Memory
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My View: Disgraced Forensic Dentist Goes on the Attack on Innocence Files
My View: Disgraced Forensic Dentist Goes on the Attack on Innocence Files
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Netflix’s ‘Innocence Files’ Opens with Bite Mark Evidence Leading to Wrongful Convictions
Netflix’s ‘Innocence Files’ Opens with Bite Mark Evidence Leading to Wrongful Convictions
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Governor Commutes Sentences of Four People, Including Subject of Book, Represented by the Innocence Project
Governor Commutes Sentences of Four People, Including Subject of Book, Represented by the Innocence Project
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Wrongful Conviction Project – Episode 1, Maurice Caldwell
Wrongful Conviction Project – Episode 1, Maurice Caldwell