Kansas

It’s Time to Make Police Disciplinary Records Public

It’s Time to Make Police Disciplinary Records Public

Until records are public, the kind of misconduct that leads to killings and wrongful convictions canu0027t be reined in.

07.02.20 by Rebecca Brown

Kansas Governor Signs One of the Strongest Compensation Laws in the Country

Kansas Governor Signs One of the Strongest Compensation Laws in the Country

05.15.18 by Innocence Staff

Governor Signs Gold-Standard Wrongful Conviction Compensation Law in Kansas

Governor Signs Gold-Standard Wrongful Conviction Compensation Law in Kansas

05.15.18 by Innocence Staff

Innocence Blog Mother's Day Series: Rosie and Lamonte McIntyre

Innocence Blog Mother's Day Series: Rosie and Lamonte McIntyre

05.08.18 by Innocence Staff

Kansas Legislature Passes Wrongful Conviction Compensation Law

Kansas Legislature Passes Wrongful Conviction Compensation Law

05.03.18 by Innocence Staff

Kansas City Star: State Must Compensate Wrongfully Convicted Fairly

Kansas City Star: State Must Compensate Wrongfully Convicted Fairly

02.15.18 by Innocence Staff

Exoneree Lamonte McIntyre Builds a Future Without Compensation from Kansas

Exoneree Lamonte McIntyre Builds a Future Without Compensation from Kansas

01.25.18 by Innocence Staff

Kansas Must Compensate the Wrongfully Convicted in 2018

Kansas Must Compensate the Wrongfully Convicted in 2018

01.02.18 by Innocence Staff

Prosecutor in Wrongful Conviction Case Accused of Misconduct

Prosecutor in Wrongful Conviction Case Accused of Misconduct

12.12.17 by Innocence Staff

This Week in Innocence News - December 8, 2017

This Week in Innocence News - December 8, 2017

12.08.17 by Innocence Staff

Editorial: Kansas Must Compensate its Wrongfully Convicted

Editorial: Kansas Must Compensate its Wrongfully Convicted

12.04.17 by Innocence Staff

This Week in Innocence News - October 20, 2017

This Week in Innocence News - October 20, 2017

10.20.17 by Innocence Staff