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Breaking News: Pervis Payne Eligible for Parole in Five Years

Breaking News: Pervis Payne Eligible for Parole in Five Years

“The Judge considered this matter thoughtfully and deliberately and did the right thing."

01.31.22 by Innocence Staff

These 8 States Had the Most Exonerations in 2019

These 8 States Had the Most Exonerations in 2019

Last year, 143 wrongfully convicted people were exonerated across the U.S.

04.02.20 by Daniele Selby

Amidst Coronavirus Pandemic, Darrill Henry Wins a New Trial, But Must Wait in Prison

Amidst Coronavirus Pandemic, Darrill Henry Wins a New Trial, But Must Wait in Prison

A New Orleans judge overturned Darill Henry’s conviction and ordered a new trial.

03.20.20 by Daniele Selby

'Utopia': An Exoneree's Unexpected Love Story

'Utopia': An Exoneree's Unexpected Love Story

02.13.20 by Daniele Selby

Travis County Lawmakers Ask DA for “Justice and Basic Humanity” in Overturned Murder Conviction of Rosa Jimenez

Travis County Lawmakers Ask DA for “Justice and Basic Humanity” in Overturned Murder Conviction of Rosa Jimenez

02.03.20 by Innocence Staff

National Poetry Month: A Poem of Promise, A Poem of Despair

National Poetry Month: A Poem of Promise, A Poem of Despair

04.20.18 by Emma Zack

National Poetry Month: A Poem for Justice by Innocence Project Client Leroy Harris

National Poetry Month: A Poem for Justice by Innocence Project Client Leroy Harris

04.17.18 by Emma Zack

Innocence Project's Edwin Grimsley Shares a Decade of Wrongful Conviction Knowledge

Innocence Project's Edwin Grimsley Shares a Decade of Wrongful Conviction Knowledge

08.16.16 by Innocence Staff