James Richardson, a North Carolina man wrongfully convicted of a double homicide in 2009, will have his case revisited in court later this month after nearly 14 years in prison, with evidence suggesting he was not involved in the crime.
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By Leslie Ortiz and Jake Wylie BASTROP COUNTY, TX – District Court Judge J.D. Langley this week…
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by Nabil Sirur San Francisco – Will a San Francisco judge throw out 13-year-old murder convictions under…
By Danielle Eden C. Silva The Ajay Dev case had an evidentiary hearing today to ask the…