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What's the bigger picture of the West Memphis three?

It started in 1993, when three 8-year-old boys were found murdered and seemingly mutilated in West Memphis, Arkansas.

RECOMMENDED LINK: One of the Norfolk Four is Cleared of All Charges

Derek Tice was officially exonerated last week after serving 11 years in prison for the rape and murder of Michelle Moore-Bosko in Norfolk, Virginia.

Stop the execution of Troy Davis

Georgia death row inmate Troy Davis could be receiving an execution date as early as this September.

Is the Willingham investigation off the table?

Texas’ Attorney General issued an opinion Friday that may effectively halt the state’s examination into the forensic practices in the Cameron Todd Willingham case.

Wolfe Death Penalty Case Gets Thrown Out the Door

Earlier this month Virginia District Court Judge Raymond Jackson reversed the conviction and death sentence of Justin Wolfe.

TX Gov Haunted by Willingham Execution

Signing a death warrant for someone who might be innocent and then trying to keep the word from getting out might not look so good when you run for president.

Ohio Gov Stops Execution Because of Doubts About Guilt

Last week Governor John Kasich commuted the sentence of death row inmate Shawn Hawkins to life imprisonment.

Parole Board Says There's Too Much Doubt To Execute In Hawkins Case

Shawn Hawkins was 21 when he was sentenced to die for a double-murder in Ohio.

Tribeca Film Festival Premier: Give Up Tomorrow

The second screening of Michael Collins’ feature length documentary, Give Up Tomorrow, was held last week at the Tribeca Film Festival.

Take Action to Stop the Execution of Troy Davis

Last week Troy Davis’ appeal to the Supreme Court was denied. Davis has been on death row for two decades for a murder he may not have committed.

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