Thanks to TV shows like CSI and NCIS, you may be familiar with some forensic techniques law enforcement uses to indicate guilt. But did you
Studies estimate that 2% – 10% of incarcerated individuals are innocent. If you have been a part of that number, you know how hard it is to
A wrongful conviction can significantly affect someone’s life, especially if they end up in prison. Prison time often changes who someone is, and not for
What have you experienced over the past 25 years? If you’re like us, it’s probably difficult to grasp everything that has happened in the past
Wrongful convictions are not rare; mistakes at every level of a case can lead to an unjust outcome. This includes the investigatory stage, where police
Law enforcement officials are trained to get a confession, not necessarily the truth. In turn, this practice hurts many people, from the defendant themselves to
Wrongful convictions are not rare; mistakes at every level of a case can lead to an unjust outcome. This includes the investigatory stage, where police
You may have heard the saying that the law isn’t perfect or that wrongful convictions are inevitable in a system where justice usually gets served.
There is perhaps no worse act a member of law enforcement can commit than to fabricate evidence during a criminal case. When fake evidence is
An officer-involved shooting in Pontiac on March 9, 2020, has now resulted in criminal charges against the police officer. What makes this shooting especially tragic
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