Looking Back: Lessons from the Caravella Exoneration – Part 2
By Jeffrey Deskovic “Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist…
Police Force Lying to Suspects during Interrogations: Legal Injustice?
By Shady Gonzales NEW YORK, NY – The Innocence Project non-profit organization this week discussed the potential…
Everyday Injustice Episode 91: Flint Taylor on the Murder of Fred Hampton and Chicago Torture Cases
It started with the murder of Fred Hampton in 1969 but tracks the Chicago Police torture cases…
My View: How Injustice Occurs in the Legal System
I just finished reading Blind Injustice by Mark Godsey, a professor of law and a leader of…
Justice Watch: Trump and the Exoneration of the Central Park 5
Back in 1989, Donald Trump took out a full page ad calling for the death penalty in…
Exonoree Blasts Trump for 1989 Ad
Back in 1989, Donald Trump took out a full page ad calling for the death penalty in…
Analysis: Is Marsh Conviction Much More Precarious Than Anyone Wants to Believe?
This weekend the Davis Enterprise put out an article on the Marsh trial which highlighted the difficult…
Commentary: Patz Mistrial is Proof Positive For Why Wrongful Convictions Still Happen
Etan Patz was six years old when he disappeared on May 25, 1979, in New York. I,…
Eye on the Courts: Research Shows Flaws in Marsh Interrogation
As we noted last week, we remain troubled by the confession of Daniel Marsh. As we noted…
Eye on the Courts: Troubled by Marsh Confession
Last week, we broke down two troubling aspects of the Daniel Marsh case. The frequent response when…
Commentary: Are there Innocent People on Death Row?
“A North Carolina death row inmate exonerated by DNA evidence on Tuesday was once held up by…
