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Case One: Convicted of Drug Misdemeanor Instead of 12 Years in Prison
Case Two: Felony DWI, Aquitted.
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Justice Department to Collect Data on Police Shootings
California Court’s Wire Tapping Orders Raise Questions of Legality
The Fight over Who Gets to View Police Body Cam Footage
What to do About Cops who are “Testilying”
Connecticut Governor Wants to Move those Offenders under 25 to Juvenile Court
No Change in Solitary Confinement Practices in U.S. Prisons for 200 Years
America’s Opioid Epidemic
Undisclosed Secret Code Unjust to Criminal Defendants
Debtor’s Prison in the United States? Is this the 1800’s?
Newburgh Violent Crime Rates Dropped in 2015
Juvenile Offenders Need Protections and Rehabilitative Benefits
New York Prisons Under Investigation Due to Series of Events
Designated Drivers Needs to Take Their Job Seriously
No Easy Solution to Cutting Prison Populations
That Guy Who Sold You a Fake ID Also Stole Your Identity
Do Ride Sharing Services Lower the Number of Drunk Driving Arrests?
Up to 1 in 3 American Adults Have a Criminal History
Drugs Shipped Right to Your Door
Bronx Cops Accused of Fudging the Numbers
Violent Crime Rates Down in 17 Counties Participating in the GIVE Program
Attempted Prison Break Involving 64 Bed Sheets Averted
Drugs and Contraband for Sale on the Jail Shopping Network
Social Host Laws and Underage Drinking
Policing for Profit – Using Civil Forfeiture to Make Money
Wrongful Convictions Can Leave Perpetrators Free to Endanger Others
A Wrongful Arrest is Costing Dutchess County $9.5 Million
“Striking Resemblance” Almost Leads to Innocent Man’s Arrest in Murder Case
Is Mental Health Needed for Murder Confession?
Brooklyn DA expands review of potentially wrongful convictions
Finders Keepers: Civil Forfeiture is a Hot Topic
Governor Brown Commutes Grandmother’s Murder Sentence
More New York State Police on Roads for Holidays
Teaching Students about White Collar Crime
Regrets for Mandatory Minimum Sentencing
False confession led to wrongful conviction
Retired NYPD Detective Finds Himself in a New False Imprisonment Case
Loved Ones of Wrongfully Imprisoned Don’t Suffer, Apparently
Man Dies Days before $124M Wrongful Imprisonment Case
NY Officers to Undergo Additional Training Following Chokehold Death
Federal Investigative Group Formed Focusing on Wrongful Imprisonment
$5.5m Awarded to New York Man by Appellate Panel
Canadian Man Tormented by 27 Years Falsely in Prison
Central Park 5 Agree to $40 Million Settlement
Hiring an Attorney Quickly Can Help Reduce Bail
Wrongful Convictions Sweeping the Nation
Woman Wrongfully Convicted of Strangling Daughter Dies
New York Man Files a $162 Million Claim for 25 Years Wrongful Imprisonment
“Hurricane” Carter, Wrongfully Convicted Boxer, Passes Away at 76
$18 Million Each for 2 Wrongfully Convicted New Yorkers
US Supreme Court Needs to Stop Wrongful Convictions
Disturbing Facts About Wrongful Convictions
Appeal of Wrongful Conviction Dropped by DA
New Legislation Proposed to Help Wrongfully Convicted
How Far is Too Far in Coercing Suspects?
New York Home to 10% of Nation’s Wrongful Conviction Cases
What Does 16 Years of Wrongful Imprisonment Lead To?
Recent Evidence in NY Might Exonerate Jailed Man
National Murder Rate Plummets for 2013
DWI Patrols in Full Effect for New Year’s
2012 Maryland Supreme Court Ruling Frees Prisoners
Texas Ex-Prosecutor Punished for Withholding Evidence
New Law Enacted in Arizona: Prosecutors Must Now Reveal Evidence of Defendant’s Innocence
Civil Forfeiture Can Lead to Violations of Civil Liberties
Illinois Judge’s Conduct Leads to Mistrials
Judge Orders Parole Board to Grant New Hearing
Practice of Coercing Guilty Pleas Blasted by Judge
Man Spent Three Years in Jail Without Going to Trial
Investigator’s Lack of Credibility Leads to Reversal of Murder Conviction
Investigator’s Missteps Leads to Review of Dozens of Cases
Again, DNA Reverses Wrongful Conviction
Alaska Proposes Court Rule Change to Safeguard Against Wrongful Convictions
DNA Testing Law Takes Effect In September
Informant Testimony Leads to Wrongful Conviction of Texas Man
Court Employee Fired for Assisting Man in Proving His Innocence
Imprisoned Brooklyn Man Granted Hearing
The FBI and DOJ Agree to Review Convictions
How Much Will My Defense Cost?
Tourist DWI in New York State
DWI in New York: Considering the Long-Term Impact
Is My Case Going to Trial?
Appeals can be your second chance
Is Your Attorney a Former Prosecutor?
“White-Collar Crime” is Basically Fraud
Organized Crime and the Average Citizen
Can Your Defense Attorney “Play Offense?”
Be Proactive and Seek Help and Advice Early
Wrongful Arrest Claims Investigated by FBI
Texas Prosecutor Faces Criminal Charges for Withholding Evidence
Manhattan District Attorney Will Not Reverse Velazquez’s Murder Conviction
Vacated Conviction Due to Poor Defense
New York Man’s Conviction Vacated as a Miscarriage of Justice
Woman on Arizona Death Row Has Conviction Overturned
Chemist’s Misconduct Jeopardizes Thousands of Drug Convictions
Miscarriage of Justice In Central Texas
Wrongful Murder Conviction Based on Invalid Forensic Science
Suggestive Interviewing Techniques and Prosecutorial Misconduct Lead to Conviction of Teenager
Man Freed From Ohio Death Row Cannot Be Retried
Man Exonerated After Twenty-five Year Struggle to Clear His Name
Texas Death Row Inmate is Issued Third Stay of Execution
Flagrant Prosecutorial Misconduct Led to Murder Conviction
False Confession Under Intense Interrogation Leads to Conviction
New Drug Law to Combat Prescription Drug Abuse
Charges Against Man Beaten at Youth Center Dismissed
Attorneys State DNA Proves Client is Innocent
Attorneys for DeJac Peters Cite Miscarriage of Justice
Heroin Deaths on the Rise in Long Island
False Identification and Eyewitnesses
Why Do Innocent People Make False Confessions?
Zumba Instructor Client Names Made Public
It’s NOT always ok for an officer to search your car.
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