Monday’s Quick Clicks…

Posted on November 5, 2012 by | Leave a comment
  • Dying exoneree Bennett Barbour will finally get his wish-to be able to vote. His supporters are raising money to make sure this dream comes true.
  • Louisville detective files suit after being demoted for helping the Kentucky Innocence Project
  • In Malaysia, wrongful convictions part of impetus behind move toward abolition of death penalty
  • Texas prosecutors re-examine case of Anna Vasquez, represented by Innocence Project of Texas, who may have been wrongfully convicted in part because of her sexual orientation
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