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Mr. Roberson asked the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (CCA) again to grant relief based on significant new evidence supporting his actual innocence.

Breaking news 02.19.25 by Innocence Staff

The Innocence Project, Tennessee Innocence Project, and Nashville’s oldest coffee company, Bongo Java, unite to support the innocence movement.

02.18.25 by Alyxaundria Sanford

Your ongoing support makes an impact to help free the innocent and transform justice.

02.14.25 by Abbey McHugh

No matter the politics of the moment, we doubled down on fairness, accuracy, reliability, and accountability in the administration of the criminal legal system. Today is no different.

02.11.25 by Christina Swarns

Mr. Minton was wrongly convicted despite 18 alibi witnesses corroborating his whereabouts.

Breaking 01.23.25 by Innocence Staff

In a series of candid sit-down interviews, five recently exonerated people reflect on what living free has meant to them.

01.14.25 by Justin Chan

As 2024 comes to a close, we’ve curated a list of the year’s most powerful books that will deepen your understanding of the urgent work needed to advance justice.

12.24.24 by Meghan Nguyen

Key victories in the fight for justice and accountability from one groundbreaking year.

12.23.24 by Innocence Staff

On Dec. 30, we honor the life and legacy of Marcellus "Khaliifah" Williams, a man whose poetry and compassion touched hundreds of thousands of lives.

12.23.24 by Innocence Staff

Historic Decision Follows Widespread and Diverse Calls Based on Concerns About Arbitrariness, Racial Bias, and Other Systemic Flaws

12.23.24 by Innocence Staff

The decision acknowledges the fallibility of the capital punishment system.

12.23.24 by Innocence Staff

In a letter to the president, Barry Scheck, Peter Neufeld and Jim McCloskey stress the unacceptable risk and irreversible injustice of executing an innocent person.

12.20.24 by Innocence Staff