Holiday Quick Clicks…

Posted on December 26, 2013 by | 1 Comment
  • clickIn Wisconsin, the governor says he’ll issue no “innocence pardons” because it is too hard to pick and choose who deserves attention and who doesn’t
  • Why is a Texas prosecutor still practicing law after having been found to have committed egregious misconduct to wrongfully convict Anthony Graves?
  • Philly police to implement sweeping interrogation reforms January 1, 2014
  • Virginia man Jonathan Montgomery says exoneration is “best Christmas present ever.“
  • Details about the Little Rascals Daycare case in North Carolina, another of the alleged daycare hysteria wrongful conviction cases
  • Nora Wall, wrongfully convicted Irish nun, in talks with Irish government about compensation
  • Connecticut federal judge finds that Scott Lewis was wrongfully convicted as a result of Brady violations
This entry was posted in Compensation/Exoneree compensation, Exonerations, False confessions, Habeas Corpus, Police conduct (good and bad), Prosecutorial conduct (good and bad), United Kingdom. Bookmark the permalink.

One response to “Holiday Quick Clicks…”

  1. Phil Locke | December 26, 2013 at 2:21 pm | Reply

    Former TX prosecutor, Charles Sebesta, still practicing law, and completely escaping any sanctions what so ever?
    More fuel for the fire burning in the belly of this observer.

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