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For decades, James Carver has maintained that he is innocent of setting a fire that killed 15 people — and now he is again innocent in the eyes of the law
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Civil asset forfeiture laws allow police and prosecutors to enrich themselves by seizing cash and cars with little due process
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No-cost call policies in prisons have been wildly successful. Don’t let sheriffs — and their media minions — fool you.
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Advocates in Massachusetts celebrate 10 years of using running to help free wrongfully convicted people from prison
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Will anyone ever hold the Mass State Police accountable for hiding information from the public?
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Massachusetts limits compensation for victims of wrongful convictions to $1 million. Advocates want to change that—but some lawmakers are seeking a compromise that would put more people behind bars.
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Advocates will gather at the State House to raise awareness of wrongful convictions
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Why run a puff piece about a toxic far-right demagogue that provides no context and presents her as an “inspirational” figure trying to help out her community?
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Massachusetts passed historic police certification reform. But even with the POST Commission, the public can’t see which cops have been part of the “officer shuffle.”
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James Carver was sentenced to life in prison for setting a deadly fire. Is he innocent?
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“[T]he memory of the fire and its victims is seared into the brains of those who lived through it”
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James Carver was convicted of setting a fire that killed 15 people — but his lawyers say they have scientific evidence that proves he is innocent