Tuesday's Quick Clicks...

Tuesday’s Quick Clicks…

Interesting article by Gabe Tan of the Innocence Network UK about the problems with requiring “new evidence” or “fresh evidence” in shaky cases before they can be officially re-opened
Wisconsin Innocence Project’s motion to recuse a state Supreme Court justice causes a firestorm
Georgia Innocence Project has event featuring one of the Duke Lacrosse players falsely charged with rape
Chicago exoneree Robert Wilson, who spent 9 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit, gets $3.6 million settlement
Death penalty studies in Connecticut and New Jersey
Top judges around the U.S. call for criminal justice reform
Six points that cast doubt on the alleged guilt of the “Lockerbie Bomber”
Is the UK doing enough to fight wrongful convictions?
Hearing continues in Facebook case with Dateline filming; prosectors attack credibility of new witness whose testimony exonerates Higher brothers
New York exoneree Jeffrey Deskovic uses settlement money to establish foundation to help others who were wrongfully convicted
Innocence Project (Cardoza) client in Maryland seeks to overturn conviction on ground that the state ballistics expert whose testimony led to conviction was a fraud who falsified his credentials