Innocence

Jesse Johnson Is 194th Person Exonerated from Death Row

Study Shows Race Is Substantial Factor in Wrongful Convictions

Missouri Enacts New Mechanism for Prosecutors to Address Wrongful Convictions

Charles Ray Finch Exonerated 43 Years After He Was Sentenced to Death in North Carolina

Record Number of Exonerations in 2018 Involved Official Misconduct

Florida Man Exonerated and Released 43 Years After Wrongful Conviction and Death Sentence

Corey Williams Free After Being Sentenced to Death at 16 in Louisiana

Rodricus Crawford Exoneration Highlights Racial Bias, Prosecutorial Misconduct

Innocent African Americans More Likely to be Wrongfully Convicted

Isaiah McCoy Becomes 157th Person Exonerated from Death Row in U.S.

Supreme Court Finds Prosecutorial Misconduct Requires New Trial for Louisiana Man on Death Row

Albert Woodfox Released After 40 Years in Solitary Confinement

2015 Set Record for Exonerations in the United States

Georgia Executes Man Despite Evidence of Innocence

Alabama Death Row Prisoner Dies Before His Innocence Is Acknowledged

Montez Spradley Released from Prison After Years Spent Wrongly on Alabama’s Death Row