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Innocence Institute to Become a Victim?new

Point Park University's widely touted Innocence Institute -- which has helped free nearly a dozen wrongfully convicted Pennsylvanians from prison -- is in jeopardy, and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette may have signed its death warrant.
Pittsburgh City Paper  |  Charlie Deitch  |  07-24-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Out of Jail ... Then What?new

Back on the block, Detroit's ex-felons have few options.
Metro Times  |  Larry Gabriel  |  07-24-2007  |  Crime & Justice

More Pain for Accident Victimsnew

A dubious deal between a law firm and medical providers spins out in Colorado.
Westword  |  Alan Prendergast  |  07-23-2007  |  Crime & Justice

My Doppelganger, the Debt Mongernew

What does it take to catch an ID thief?
Miami New Times  |  Francisco Alvarado  |  07-23-2007  |  Crime & Justice

California's Attorney Privilegenew

The state bar is supposed to punish dishonest attorneys -- instead, it too often coddles them.
SF Weekly  |  Martin Kuz  |  07-18-2007  |  Crime & Justice

John Graham Says Native Chiefs Under FBI Spellnew

He hopes the Supreme Court of Canada stops his extradition to the U.S. on first-degree murder charges.
The Georgia Straight  |  Charlie Smith  |  07-13-2007  |  Crime & Justice

The Supreme Court's Injustice

One whistleblower's legal saga highlights the radical restructuring of American jurisprudence.
Dayton City Paper  |  J.T. Ryder  |  07-12-2007  |  Crime & Justice

The Newman Trowbridge Filesnew

The Louisiana attorney brokers deals with the state, big land owners, and his own oil and gas partners -- whose side is he on?
IND Media  |  Nathan Stubbs and Mary Tutwiler  |  07-12-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Paul Engh, Devil's Advocatenew

What would a lawyer do to clear his client of child sex abuse charges?
City Pages (Twin Cities)  |  Jonathan Kaminsky  |  07-11-2007  |  Crime & Justice

A Supermax 'Graduate'new

A mentally ill man fresh out of the Maine State Prison's Supermax killed three people in a botched robbery in New Hampshire -- he says he got no help in prison, Maine prison officials say they did nothing wrong, and the governor blames the killer.
Portland Phoenix  |  Lance Tapley  |  07-11-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Glenn Sandler Was Good at a Lot of Thingsnew

Killing his wife wasn't one of them.
New Times Broward-Palm Beach  |  Deirdra Funcheon  |  07-10-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Washington's Gov. is One Tough Clemency Judgenew

Barry Massey was sentenced to life in prison for a crime he committed at age 13 -- Gov. Christine Gregoire recently rejected a clemency board recommendation that he be set free.
Seattle Weekly  |  Nina Shapiro  |  07-09-2007  |  Crime & Justice

The Meter's Still Running and the Mayor's Still Mumnew

Since 2003, Chicago has paid some $7 million in legal fees to fight five police torture lawsuits it probably can't win -- the latest turn in this saga involves a secret settlement agreement designed to protect Daley.
Chicago Reader  |  John Conroy  |  07-09-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Death by Electrocutionernew

In a worst-case scenario for stun guns, a Phoenix cop kills a suspect with an 84-second tasing.
Phoenix New Times  |  Paul Rubin  |  07-02-2007  |  Crime & Justice

Free Paul House, Urge Lawmakers and a Federal Judgenew

What will it take for Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen to pardon a death row inmate even the U.S. Supreme Court believes is innocent?
Nashville Scene  |  Sarah Kelley  |  06-29-2007  |  Crime & Justice

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