Category Archives: death penalty

Forensics : Lessons about Black Youth and Wrongful Convictions: Three Things You Should Know #InConf2015

Posted on May 2, 2015 by csidds

By Edwin Grimsley, Innocence Project case analyst Edwin, who has written before for the Innocence Blog, will be speaking on a panel, “Race and Wrongful Convictions,” on Saturday at the 2015 Innocence Network Conference in Orlando, Florida. Every wrongful conviction … Continue reading →

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‘152 Innocence Marked For Death’ : New York Times disses the US death penalty laws

Posted on April 13, 2015 by csidds

Nothing like actual problem-based research to see the disconnect between hard line “crime and justice fighters” with what problems exists in the US criminal justice system. problems. New York Times New York Innocence Project Another example of an innocent man’s … Continue reading →

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