Exonerations in United States at Highest Point in 25 Years
Prosecutors increasingly willing to reevaluate cases
Prosecutors increasingly willing to reevaluate cases
87 were released from prison in 2013 after proving they didn't do it
"Oh, you mean this is real. This isn't something from Vermont."
American missionary was sentenced to 15 years hard labor last year
In violation of state guidelines
Whether he'll actually be returned to Yemen is another question entirely
Texas case went back to 1992
Says prison broke promise to let him complete sentence in halfway house
Federal lawsuit alleges mass error
Prison, run by Corrections Corporation of America, has been the subject of lawsuits
Won't be performing to make a point, or for money, the two said
Judges may not know its against the law to throw delinquents in jail
Says prisons are the "face of the country"
Three months ahead of scheduled release, which counts as mercy for Russia
Complaints about prison treatment
Says he was tormented into confessing to a rape he didn't commit
At least three taken into custody by FBI
Amnesty International claims the camps are expanding
Currently under house arrest
A remarkable amount of foot-dragging by state's justice system
Thousands of Americans are serving life sentences for nonviolent offenses.
Have been in jail from sexual assault case dating back to 1994
Spent five days in jail
Husband lost contact with her after she began hunger strike
Unclear how many escaped from the jail, which held around 600 prisoners
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova is serving two years for hooliganism
100 misidentified people stuck behind bars for a total of 2,000 days across seven years
People's lives destroyed for small amounts of drugs
Wants to be able to receive treatment related to transition from Bradley to Chelsea
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