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News
July 13, 2017
When a Witness Confronts the Accused: Is a Courtroom I.D. Fair?
So far, two states say not always, and try to limit the practice.
By
Marella Gayla
Case in Point
May 22, 2017
Justice on the Cheap
Thomas Edward Clardy and the trial after the trial.
By
Andrew Cohen
Case in Point
November 14, 2016
When the Star Witness Recants
The evidence against Rodney Lincoln has evaporated, but the courts say he’s out of luck.
By
Andrew Cohen
Justice Lab
October 30, 2015
Eyewitness Testimony Is Unreliable… Or Is It?
A new study of the data says it depends on timing.
By
Benjamin Ryan
Commentary
February 13, 2015
The Exoneration of Brandon Olebar
A prosecutor considers one his office got wrong.
By
Mark Larson
News
November 21, 2014
The Corrections
Tales from a week of overturned convictions.
By
Andrew Cohen