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But critics say they worry that restoring full sovereignty to
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“We’ve known for months now that Mr. Allen is innocent. Hopefully the new evidence submitted today will persuade the Attorney General’s office to move quickly to release Mr. Allen, who has already served nearly 30 years,” said Barry Scheck, Co-Director o
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Thomas Hanesworth, who spent 27 years behind bars, center, gestures during a press conference with Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, left, and Shawn Armbrust, of the Mid Atlantic Innocence Project, right, in Richmond, Va. , Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011. View Photo »
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File PhotoScott Baldwin was convicted in 2002 of killing Earl O'Byrne, inside O'Byrne's bike shop on Harrison Street in June 1988. While no ruling has been issued, Circuit Judge Pamela C. Lightvoet last month did grant a request by Baldwin’s attorneys fr
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Plenty of people like to receive passive information and not actively participate. My mom is exactly like this. She is on facebook to see pi [more...] Tom, we've experienced some striking successes when we've "changed channels" as we like to call it -- i
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tool goes here A special investigation will be launched to determine if a former prosecutor who is now a judge hid evidence in a trial that sent a man wrongly convicted of his wife's murder to prison for nearly 25 years, Texas' chief justice ordered Thur
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Henry James, who was exonerated from a rape conviction for which he served thirty years in prison, speaks to reporters after being released from the Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola, inside the offices of the Innocence Project, which worked for... View Photo »
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Ramsey County Attorney John Choi voiced confidence Thursday in the work of county medical examiner Michael McGee, despite questions raised elsewhere about McGee's handling of a Douglas County infant-death case. Choi spoke with reporters after his office
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