St. Louis Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell Files Motion to Overturn Marcellus Williams’ Wrongful Death Row Conviction

For more than two decades, Marcellus Williams has lived under a death sentence for a crime he did not commit.

8 Moving Moments from Leonard Mack’s Historic Exoneration after 47 Years - Innocence Project

Eight Months Pregnant and Arrested After False Facial Recognition Match

Porcha Woodruff thought the police who showed up at her door to arrest her for carjacking were joking. She is the first woman known to be wrongfully accused as a result of facial recognition technology.

The Innocence Project Calls on Albany to Reject Proposed Changes to Pretrial Justice - Innocence Project

As negotiations in Albany enter the final hours, the Innocence Project calls on the state legislature to reject New York Governor Hochul’s proposed changes to the pretrial bail and discovery laws that will set

8 Facts About Sandra Hemme’s Case You Need to Know - Innocence Project

Innocent woman confessed to Missouri murder, lawyers say. Was the real killer a cop?

Michael Holman told his police colleagues that they were not going to believe the story he was about to tell them, of how he came to possess the credit card of a murdered woman. It was Dec. 19, 1980, weeks after Patricia Jeschke, 31, did not show up for her secretary job at the St. Joseph Public Library and her mother crawled through her bedroom window and found a crime scene. Holman, 22, ...

In Four Days, Missouri Plans to Execute Man With Innocence Claim

Missouri is schedule to execute Leonard “Raheem” Taylor on Feb. 7, without reviewing all the evidence of his innocence.

Ian Schweitzer Exonerated of Murder After 25 Years in Hawaii -

New DNA evidence identifies one unknown male perpetrator, proving Mr. Schweitzer and his co-defendants’ innocence in 1991 murder and rape.

‘Big Tech’ Regulation Must Address Data Use in Criminal Investigations - Innocence Project