By David M. Greenwald Executive Editor Sacramento, CA - Elijah Johnson was tried and convicted of felony ...
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Appellate Court Asked to Overturn Murder Conviction Under 1437
Appellate Court Asked to Overturn Murder Conviction Under 1437
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SF Public Defender, Private Attorney Team Up to Exonerate Man Who Spent 46 Years in Prison for a Crime He Didn’t Commit
SF Public Defender, Private Attorney Team Up to Exonerate Man Who Spent 46 Years in Prison for a Crime He Didn’t Commit
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Resentencing Schedule Set for Another Convicted Murderer Seeking to Have Murder Conviction Vacated
Resentencing Schedule Set for Another Convicted Murderer Seeking to Have Murder Conviction Vacated
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Supreme Court Issues Major Ruling on Post-Conviction Relief Under SB 1437
Supreme Court Issues Major Ruling on Post-Conviction Relief Under SB 1437
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Prosecution, Judge Get Defensive over Discovery Requests in 5-Year-Old Davidson Case
Prosecution, Judge Get Defensive over Discovery Requests in 5-Year-Old Davidson Case
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Man’s Murder Conviction Vacated for Crime Committed Nearly 40 Years Ago
Man’s Murder Conviction Vacated for Crime Committed Nearly 40 Years Ago
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 115: Donald Watson’s New Lease on Life Through SB 1437
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 115: Donald Watson’s New Lease on Life Through SB 1437
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Bill That Would Reform Felony Murder Special Circumstance Law in California Moves Forward
Bill That Would Reform Felony Murder Special Circumstance Law in California Moves Forward
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Judge Requests Additional Briefing After Hearing of West Sacramento Murderer Seeking Parole
Judge Requests Additional Briefing After Hearing of West Sacramento Murderer Seeking Parole
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My View: Reisig Finds Himself on the Wrong Side of History and the Law Yet Again
My View: Reisig Finds Himself on the Wrong Side of History and the Law Yet Again
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Defendant in 2008 Gang Homicide Loses Resentencing Bid Even Though He Didn’t Participate in Murder
Defendant in 2008 Gang Homicide Loses Resentencing Bid Even Though He Didn’t Participate in Murder
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Man Writes Vanguard about His Fight for Relief under SB 1437, for Murder He Did Not Commit
Man Writes Vanguard about His Fight for Relief under SB 1437, for Murder He Did Not Commit
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Guest Commentary: A Letter from an Innocent Man Wrongly Incarcerated
Guest Commentary: A Letter from an Innocent Man Wrongly Incarcerated
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CA Supreme Court Rules SB 1437 Allows Relief for Defendant Who “Aided and Abetted” in Crime Resulting in Murder
CA Supreme Court Rules SB 1437 Allows Relief for Defendant Who “Aided and Abetted” in Crime Resulting in Murder
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Neko Wilson: A 17-Year Testament to the Flaws of U.S. Criminal Justice System
Neko Wilson: A 17-Year Testament to the Flaws of U.S. Criminal Justice System
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Brief Filed on SB 1437 Alleges Courts Failing to Appoint Counsel and Summarily Denying Resentencing Petitions
Brief Filed on SB 1437 Alleges Courts Failing to Appoint Counsel and Summarily Denying Resentencing Petitions
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SB 1437 Invoked in Petition to Vacate 2008 Sacramento Gang Murder Conviction
SB 1437 Invoked in Petition to Vacate 2008 Sacramento Gang Murder Conviction
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Men Convicted in 2002 Halloween Homicide Denied Petition for Resentencing
Men Convicted in 2002 Halloween Homicide Denied Petition for Resentencing
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Will Court Grant Evidentiary Hearing in 2002 Halloween Homicide Case?
Will Court Grant Evidentiary Hearing in 2002 Halloween Homicide Case?
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SF Public Defender’s Brother Could Soon be Released from Jail After 11 Years, Following Arizona Court of Appeals Ruling
SF Public Defender’s Brother Could Soon be Released from Jail After 11 Years, Following Arizona Court of Appeals Ruling