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Record of Wrong
Philadelphia leads the charge in exonerating its own convicted prisoners
Record of Wrong
Minnesota prosecutors will look inward in quest to root out wrongful convictions
“We’re not ministers of punishment, we’re ministers of justice,” Keith Ellison said. “And taking a second look at the evidence is part of the cause of justice.”
Record of Wrong
‘I’m a good boy’: Minneapolis man still carries the weight of his wrongful conviction
George Lewis moved to Minneapolis for a fresh start. Months later, a white woman identified him as her rapist.
Record of Wrong
‘I’m a good boy’: Minneapolis man still carries the weight of his wrongful conviction
George Lewis moved to Minneapolis for a fresh start. Months later, a white woman identified him as her rapist.
Record of Wrong
'I was the only one left': Despite chief witness recanting, Minnesota man still carries conviction for murder
Terry Olson was days away from having a federal judge review his claim of innocence - when Wright County offered him a deal.
Record of Wrong
'I was the only one left': Despite chief witness recanting, Minnesota man still carries conviction for murder
Terry Olson was days away from having a federal judge review his claim of innocence - when Wright County offered him a deal.
Record of Wrong
‘They didn’t let me be great’: Wrongfully convicted Minneapolis man spent nearly 6 years behind bars
“I'm like, no, I can't go to prison for something I didn't do. I never knew this was possible until it happened to me.”
Record of Wrong
Wrongfully convicted Minneapolis man spent nearly 6 years behind bars
Javon Davis spent nearly six years in prison for attempted murder before a judge overturned his conviction.
Record of Wrong
Record of Wrong: A KARE 11 Podcast
The strings attached in the pursuit of freedom.
Record of Wrong
New research shows prosecutors often fight winning innocence claims, offer deals to keep convictions
Among the dataset's 272 cases taken on by innocence network organizations nationwide, prosecutors offered plea deals nearly a quarter of the time.
Record of Wrong
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison weighs in on plea deals offered in response to innocence claims
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison offers his take on the practice of prosecutors offering plea deals to people litigating claims of innocence.
Record of Wrong
EXTENDED INTERVIEW: Researcher Keith Findley discusses data on plea deals offered in response to innocence claims
University of Wisconsin Law School professor Keith Findley studies plea deals offered in response to claims of innocence.
Record of Wrong
Minnesota prosecutors will look inward in quest to root out wrongful convictions
“We’re not ministers of punishment, we’re ministers of justice,” Keith Ellison said. “And taking a second look at the evidence is part of the cause of justice.”
Record of Wrong
‘I’m a good boy’: Minneapolis man still carries the weight of his wrongful conviction
George Lewis moved to Minneapolis for a fresh start. Months later, a white woman identified him as her rapist.
Record of Wrong
‘I’m a good boy’: Minneapolis man still carries the weight of his wrongful conviction
George Lewis moved to Minneapolis for a fresh start. Months later, a white woman identified him as her rapist.
Record of Wrong
'I was the only one left': Despite chief witness recanting, Minnesota man still carries conviction for murder
Terry Olson was days away from having a federal judge review his claim of innocence - when Wright County offered him a deal.
Record of Wrong
'I was the only one left': Despite chief witness recanting, Minnesota man still carries conviction for murder
Terry Olson was days away from having a federal judge review his claim of innocence - when Wright County offered him a deal.
Record of Wrong
‘They didn’t let me be great’: Wrongfully convicted Minneapolis man spent nearly 6 years behind bars
“I'm like, no, I can't go to prison for something I didn't do. I never knew this was possible until it happened to me.”
Record of Wrong
Wrongfully convicted Minneapolis man spent nearly 6 years behind bars
Javon Davis spent nearly six years in prison for attempted murder before a judge overturned his conviction.
Record of Wrong
Record of Wrong: A KARE 11 Podcast
The strings attached in the pursuit of freedom.
Record of Wrong
New research shows prosecutors often fight winning innocence claims, offer deals to keep convictions
Among the dataset's 272 cases taken on by innocence network organizations nationwide, prosecutors offered plea deals nearly a quarter of the time.
Record of Wrong
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison weighs in on plea deals offered in response to innocence claims
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison offers his take on the practice of prosecutors offering plea deals to people litigating claims of innocence.
Record of Wrong
EXTENDED INTERVIEW: Researcher Keith Findley discusses data on plea deals offered in response to innocence claims
University of Wisconsin Law School professor Keith Findley studies plea deals offered in response to claims of innocence.
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