Thursday’s Quick Clicks…

Posted on May 24, 2012 by | Leave a comment
  • Appellate decision in Wisconsin will make it easier for exonerees in that state to obtain compensation; a judicial finding during exoneration that no evidence supports the conviction legally meets the exoneree’s burden to prove innocence in the compensation suit by clear and convincing evidence
  • Transcript of interesting cross-examination by defense attorney of eyewitness identification expert who testified for the prosecution
  • Support grows for the Wilmington 10 in North Carolina in their bid for a pardon and declaration of innocence from the governor
  • Bill introduced in New York to make eyewitness identifications double-blind
  • Review of the new wrongful conviction feature film The Paperboy
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