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Missouri Passed a Law to Compensate the Wrongfully Convicted. Now It Doesn’t Want to Pay.

Two men are seeking $2.4 million for their combined 38 years lost in prison. The attorney general is fighting them in court.

St. Louis • 10.29.2026

Did the ‘Psychopath Test’ Help Send an Innocent Man to His Execution?

The case against Robert Roberson, whose execution is scheduled for Oct. 16, is the latest to raise questions about a controversial diagnosis.

Death Sentences • 10.06.2025

What These Decisions Tell Us About Kamala Harris’ Approach to Criminal Justice

From the death penalty to school truancy and diversion programs, here are some key steps Harris took as a district attorney and attorney general.

Closing Argument • 07.27.2024

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