By The Vanguard Staff AUSTIN, TX – An appeal filed here Friday in the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals c ...
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Death Row Defense Team Charges Prosecutors Illegally Hid Evidence from 1998 Jury, 23 Years Ago
Death Row Defense Team Charges Prosecutors Illegally Hid Evidence from 1998 Jury, 23 Years Ago
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Letter from Prison, from Ajay Dev
Letter from Prison, from Ajay Dev
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Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 133: Release of Vanderhorst at 46 Years of Wrongful Incarceration
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 133: Release of Vanderhorst at 46 Years of Wrongful Incarceration
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Supreme Court to Hear Arizona Death Penalty Case That Could Gut Protections against Ineffective Assistance of Counsel at Trial or in the Appellate Courts
Supreme Court to Hear Arizona Death Penalty Case That Could Gut Protections against Ineffective Assistance of Counsel at Trial or in the Appellate Courts
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Julius Jones, Innocent Black Man on Death Row, Granted Stay of Execution Thursday – Gets Life Without Possibility of Parole
Julius Jones, Innocent Black Man on Death Row, Granted Stay of Execution Thursday – Gets Life Without Possibility of Parole
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Two Men Wrongly Imprisoned for Killing Malcom X 55 Years Ago Exonerated – Corrected Justice Bittersweet
Two Men Wrongly Imprisoned for Killing Malcom X 55 Years Ago Exonerated – Corrected Justice Bittersweet
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Commentary: As We Honor Andy Stephens, Let’s Not Forget an Innocent Man Sits in Prison Blamed for His Death
Commentary: As We Honor Andy Stephens, Let’s Not Forget an Innocent Man Sits in Prison Blamed for His Death
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Guest Commentary: Posing the Question of Innocence
Guest Commentary: Posing the Question of Innocence
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Vanguard Investigation: The Puzzling Case of Neron Dozier in Queens
Vanguard Investigation: The Puzzling Case of Neron Dozier in Queens
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What Happens When You’re One of the 46,000 to 230,000 Wrongfully Convicted of a Crime?
What Happens When You’re One of the 46,000 to 230,000 Wrongfully Convicted of a Crime?
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Looking Back: The Innocent Prisoner’s Dilemma
Looking Back: The Innocent Prisoner’s Dilemma
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Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx Adds Five New Convictions to Be Vacated after Corrupt Actions of Rogue Band of Crooked Cook County Cops
Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx Adds Five New Convictions to Be Vacated after Corrupt Actions of Rogue Band of Crooked Cook County Cops
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Innocence Project and Conviction Integrity Unit Probe Leads to Reversing Wrongful Conviction After 17 Years
Innocence Project and Conviction Integrity Unit Probe Leads to Reversing Wrongful Conviction After 17 Years
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Judge Won’t Recommend Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Grant Death-Row Inmate Rodney Reed Re-trial
Judge Won’t Recommend Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Grant Death-Row Inmate Rodney Reed Re-trial
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Convicted Texas Murderer Rodney Reed May Know by Halloween about New Trial or Even Exoneration
Convicted Texas Murderer Rodney Reed May Know by Halloween about New Trial or Even Exoneration
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VANGUARD INVESTIGATION: Corrupt Police Officers Frame Fellow Cop— 20 Years Later A Former Captain Fights to Free Him
VANGUARD INVESTIGATION: Corrupt Police Officers Frame Fellow Cop— 20 Years Later A Former Captain Fights to Free Him
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Looking Back: The Fraudulent Actions of the Former Westchester County DA
Looking Back: The Fraudulent Actions of the Former Westchester County DA
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Christopher Dunn Still Fights for His freedom in Missouri after Proving His Innocence
Christopher Dunn Still Fights for His freedom in Missouri after Proving His Innocence
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Texas Man Demonstrates Compelling Evidence of Innocence after 23 Years on Death Row
Texas Man Demonstrates Compelling Evidence of Innocence after 23 Years on Death Row