More about costs of wrongful convictions. Its $4 million in Conn. The LA Times article gives the impotent jurisprudence side of the US federal judiciary in regards to its having little oversight when state courts mess up convictions.
- From The National Science Foundation–A new perspective on police interrogations…
- Connecticut will pay $4 million to former corrections officer Lawrence J. Miller for wrongful conviction…
- From the LA Times–Clashing courts: Law restricts federal judges’ ability to intervene in state criminal cases…
- In Ireland, Aisling Brady McCarthy’s tragic story is not unusual in shaken baby cases…
- If India, A full bench of the Hyderabad High Court has made it clear that the writ of habeas corpus is the only remedy available against illegal detention of a citizen…
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