University of Pennsylvania Law School Hosts Criminal Justice Conversation with Yusef Salaam and John Legend
By Evie Sun PHILADELPHIA – The Quattrone Center for the Fair Administration of Justice at the University…
Criminal Procedure Law 440: New York Measure Would Correct ‘Wrongful Convictions’
By Dalia Bautista Rodriguez NEW YORK – New York holds the dubious ranking of No. 3 in…
Looking Back: Mental Games I Played to Survive Wrongful Imprisonment
By Jeffrey Deskovic “Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist…
Looking Back: Some Ideas on Prison Reform
By Jeffrey Deskovic “Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist…
Looking Back: Our Two-Tiered Justice System
by Jeffrey Deskovic – Contrasts In Justice Between Rich And Poor – “Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist at The Westchester Guardian, which encompass topics that are applicable here in CA as well as across the country and not simply applicable to NY.
Looking Back: Reintegration into Society Is Most Often Difficult
By Jeffrey Deskovic “Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist…
Looking Back: Juvenile Justice System in State of Disrepair
by Jeffrey Deskovic “Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist…
New LA DA Gascón Directs Office to Stop Seeking Death Penalty, Review All Death Row Cases
By Özge Terzioğlu LOS ANGELES—New Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón continues to make big criminal justice…
New Scholarly Article Explores Unknowns of Confidence-Accuracy Relationship for Eyewitness Testimony
By Evie Sun and Kelly Moran Findings from a newly released study published in Memory Magazine suggest…
Guest Commentary: 2020 Vote Saw Pro-Reform Prosecutors Win – They Need to Fix Mistakes by their Predecessors
By Miriam Aroni Krinsky and Barry Scheck Prosecutorial misconduct played a role in 30 percent of cases…
Looking Back: Restoring Quality Education to Prisoners Makes Sense
“Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist at The Westchester…
Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 85: Martin Yant on the History of Wrongful Convictions
While the advent of DNA testing and the Innocence Project pushed wrongful convictions into the mainstream consciousness,…
After 25 Years in Prison, Jaythan Kendrick is Exonerated In Queens
By Ruby Chavez QUEENS, NY- Jaythan Kendrick has spent 25 years, a quarter century, in prison trying…
Looking Back: A Man Wrongfully Incarcerated Becomes a Prison Reformer
“Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist at The Westchester…
Looking Back: Harmless Error – Is It Ever Really Harmless?
“Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist at The Westchester…
Looking Back: Truth and Justice – The Innocent Prisoner’s Dilemna
“Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist at The Westchester…
Looking Back: DNA Nice Start but No Cure-All
Wrongful convictions and execution cannot be eliminated with certainty “Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that…
Looking Back: How Often Do Prosecutors Knowingly Fight Against Innocent Defendants?
“Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist at The Westchester…
Looking Back: The Appeals Process Is Woefully Insufficient to Protect the Innocent – Part II
“Looking back” will feature reprints of articles that Jeff previously wrote while a columnist at The Westchester…
Commentary: Pence Says ‘I Trust Our Justice System’
By David M. Greenwald Earlier this week in a commentary, I heavily criticized Joe Biden’s criminal justice…
