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  1. Freedom after injustice comes with lasting challenges.

    “Life After Wrongful Conviction” reflects on rebuilding life after the emotional and personal impact of wrongful imprisonment.

    #WrongfulConviction #Justice #LifeAfterPrison

    Read here:
    wyalusing-wes.com/life-after-w

  2. Elected Office Thwarted for Wrongfully Convicted Man

    Calvin Duncan, elected clerk of criminal court in New Orleans, is blocked from starting his job after a court ruling on Monday, May 4th.

    #CalvinDuncan, #NewOrleans, #CriminalCourt, #LouisianaPolitics, #WrongfulConviction

    newsletter.tf/new-orleans-cler

  3. Calvin Duncan will not be starting his job as New Orleans Clerk of Criminal Court as planned on Monday, May 4th. An appellate court has paused a previous ruling that allowed him to take office.

    #CalvinDuncan, #NewOrleans, #CriminalCourt, #LouisianaPolitics, #WrongfulConviction
    newsletter.tf/new-orleans-cler

  4. Calvin Duncan will not be starting his job as New Orleans Clerk of Criminal Court as planned on Monday, May 4th. An appellate court has paused a previous ruling that allowed him to take office.

    #CalvinDuncan, #NewOrleans, #CriminalCourt, #LouisianaPolitics, #WrongfulConviction
    newsletter.tf/new-orleans-cler

  5. Watching the TBS terrestrial Special News Feature "What will become of the retrial system reform?". The government's proposal doesn't improve the retrial system; it's a deterioration. Lawyer Yasuyuki Takai's opinion is biased towards the prosecution. Preventing wrongful convictions should be the priority. #retrialsystem #wrongfulconviction tbs.co.jp/houtoku/

  6. There’s a YouTube playlist of short clips from each interview, or you can work your way through the full-length videos here.

    Read more 👉 bit.ly/3PQYfaS

    #Innocence #WrongfulConviction #AiMisidentification

  7. There’s a YouTube playlist of short clips from each interview, or you can work your way through the full-length videos here.

    Read more 👉 bit.ly/3PQYfaS

    #Innocence #WrongfulConviction #AiMisidentification

  8. Voices From Confinement Echo Across Narratives

    Tamika Moore admits her role in a crime, while Jasveen Sangha receives a 15-year sentence for Matthew Perry's overdose. Mary Virginia Jones is freed after 32 years.

    #TamikaMoore, #JasveenSangha, #MatthewPerry, #WrongfulConviction, #PrisonLife

    newsletter.tf/tamika-moore-adm

  9. AI facial recognition locked up the wrong woman for 5 months: A Tennessee grandmother spent five months in jail after Clearview AI misidentified her as a North Dakota bank fraud suspect. What the case reveals about AI oversight gaps. ppc.land/ai-facial-recognition #AIFacialRecognition #ArtificialIntelligence #Injustice #TechEthics #WrongfulConviction

  10. A story of wrongful conviction, AI errors, and the lasting damage done when the system fails the innocent. Even freedom doesn’t fix everything.
    Read more: bobmuellerwriter.com/wrongful-

    #WrongfulConviction #CriminalJustice #AI

  11. He Was the World’s Longest-Held Death-Row Inmate. He Was Also Innocent. - The Atlantic (2024-11-18)

    theatlantic.com/magazine/archi
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    “Each day for 50 years, the Japanese boxer Iwao Hakamada [corr. Hakamata] woke up unsure whether it would be his last.”

    “Hakamada spent longer on death row than anyone else in history, earning a spot in Guinness World Records.”

    “In recent years, Hakamada, who is now 88, has become a symbol in Japan not just of wronged innocence but of what is known as hitojichi shiho, or ‘hostage justice.’ Police in Japan have the power to hold suspects and interrogate them for months without giving them access to a lawyer. The goal is to extract a confession…”

    #deathRow #wrongfulConviction
    #Japan #人質司法

  12. theguardian.com/world/2024/sep

    Japanese man who spent 46 years on death row cleared of murders (Guardian, 2024-09-26)
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    “There was no immediate decision on whether prosecutors would appeal against the verdict, which was reported by Kyodo news agency and other Japanese media outlets. Hakamada’s defence lawyers have urged prosecutors not to challenge the ruling, given his age.”

    🔥

    #deathRow #wrongfulConviction

  13. theguardian.com/world/2024/sep

    Japanese man who spent 46 years on death row cleared of murders (Guardian, 3024-09-26)
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    “There was no immediate decision on whether prosecutors would appeal against the verdict, which was reported by Kyodo news agency and other Japanese media outlets. Hakamada’s defence lawyers have urged prosecutors not to challenge the ruling, given his age.”

    🔥

    #deathRow #wrongfulConviction

  14. amnesty.org/en/latest/news/202

    #Japan: Acquittal of man who spent 45 years on death row pivotal moment for justice (Amnesty International, 2024-09-26)
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    “As we celebrate this long overdue day of justice for Hakamada, we are reminded of the irreversible harm caused by the death penalty. We strongly urge Japan to abolish the death penalty to prevent this from happening again…”

    #DeathRow #wrongfulConviction #AmnestyInternational

  15. bbc.com/news/articles/c5y9x6zr

    World's longest-serving death row inmate acquitted in Japan (BBC, 2024-09-26)
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    An 88-year-old man who is the world’s longest-serving death row inmate has been acquitted by a Japanese court.
    Iwao Hakamada, who has been on death row for more than half a century, was found guilty in 1968 of killing his boss, the man’s wife and their two teenage children.
    He was recently granted a retrial amid suspicions that investigators may have planted evidence that led to his conviction for quadruple murder.
    The verdict brings to an end one of Japan's longest and most famous legal sagas.

    cf. hcommons.social/users/adachika

    #Japan #deathRow #wrongfulConviction

  16. FLASH INFO 🚨
    ALERT 🚨

    youtube.com/watch?v=-_EGfxsVgR

    #DemocracyNow #MARCELLUSWILLIAMS

    #WrongfulConviction

    Execution in Hands of #SupremeCourt ; His Family and THE PROSECUTOR do jo wnt execution

    A #MustWatchVideo

    UPDATE: If you call the gov's office and if they claim to need his inmate number, it's 163729 (SOURCE: CBSNews)

  17. Yesterday on the Big Island of Hawai'i Ian Schweitzer was #exonerated after 25 years in prison. Mr. Schwitzer was exonerated based on new DNA evidence, new tire tread evidence, and the refutation of junk science bite mark evidence. His original conviction was based largely on jailhouse informant testimony. Mr. Schwitzer was represented by the #InnocenceProject and the #HawaiiInnocenceProject. innocenceproject.org/ian-schwe #law #lawfedi #CriminalJustice #CriminalLegalReform #WrongfulConviction @law