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When a young Sandra Day graduated from Stanford Law School near the top of her class – in two years instead of the usual three – she was offered just one job in the private sector. Her prospective employer asked her how well she typed and told her there might be work for her as a legal secretary.

Fortunately for us, she set her sights a little higher – becoming the first woman to serve as a U.S. Supreme Court justice. As a judge and Arizona legislator, a cancer survivor and child of the Texas plains, Sandra Day O'Connor was like the pilgrim in the poem she sometimes quoted – forging a new path and building a bridge behind her for all young women to follow. Michelle and I send our thoughts to Sandra’s family and everyone who learned from and admired her.

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DNA and Wrongful Conviction: Five Facts You Should Know - Innocence Project DNA — or deoxyribonucleic acid — is in every cell of every living organism and contains the “blueprint” for building and maintaining living beings. And even though humans share 99.9% of their DNA with one another, the 0.1% of DNA that varies from person to person can tell us a lot about each...

The U.S. Supreme Court Rules 6-3 in Favor of Rodney Reed The court ruled that Mr. Reed’s challenge to Texas' post-conviction DNA testing statute was filed on time.

9 Women Who’ve Made History in the Legal System From the first woman to practice law in the U.S. to the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court.

LA County to settle Vanessa Bryant crash-photo lawsuit for $28 million, ending all future claims

Why do innocent people end up pleading guilty? There are many incentives baked into the criminal legal process that stretch credulity, from arrest quotas to some crime labs paid by conviction rather than forensic test. But none is more perverse or counterintuitive than the incentive to self-incriminate. Who would plead guilty to a crime they did...

Martin Luther King Jr. Gave This Wrongfully Convicted Person Hope Through Decades of Incarceration Gerry Thomas was wrongfully incarcerated for nearly 30 years. In difficult times he turned to what he calls his "strength box."

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Falsely accused man who spent 30 years behind bars is released from prison The Loyola Project for the Innocent took on Duran's case in 2017 and uncovered compelling evidence to support his claims of innocence.

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Cecilia Marshall, wife of Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, dies at 94 | CNN Politics Cecilia "Cissy" Marshall, the wife of the late Supreme Court Justice and civil rights icon Thurgood Marshall, died on Tuesday at age 94, the court's public information office announced.

Cain Velasquez Has 'Viable' Heat-of-Passion Defense in Alleged Attempted Murder of Daycare Worker Charged with Sexually Abusing His Son: Attorney After famed MMA fighter Cain Velasquez, 40, posted bail, his lawyer provided a preview of the defense if this case reaches trial.

https://www.nbclosangeles.com/local-2/maurice-hastings-roberta-wydermyer-inglewood-murder-kidnapping-wrongfully-convicted-dna/3019278/ Man Who Spent Nearly Four Decades in Prison for Inglewood Murder is Cleared by DNA, and Freed

Man Who Spent Nearly Four Decades in Prison for Inglewood Murder is Cleared by DNA, and Freed A man who served 38 years in prison for the 1983 abduction and killing of a woman in Inglewood is a free man Friday, with authorities saying newly tested DNA evidence exonerated him of the crime and identified a different person as the culprit in the slaying.

Soon, Jaywalking Will No Longer Be a Crime in California Supporters of decriminalization, which takes effect Jan. 1, say the laws have disproportionately targeted people based on race and economic status.

Idaho City to Pay $11.7 Million to Man Wrongfully Convicted in 1996 Killing Christopher Tapp spent 20 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. He was exonerated in 2019, and the person who really killed Angie Dodge, 18, of Idaho Falls, was sent to prison.

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Stop Melissa Lucio's Ex*****on, Call Gov. Abbott Now If officials do not step in, Melissa Lucio will be executed in Texas on April 27, for a crime that never occured.

When No One Would Listen, This Exoneree Spoke Through Hip Hop - Innocence Project Huwe Burton was wrongly incarcerated, and as a teen from the Bronx, turned to music to express himself.

Wrongful Convictions, Memory, and Eyewitness Testimony If you see something, say something. But what did you see?

He was sent to prison for murder. Then his identical twin confessed Kevin Dugar claimed his innocence for years. A letter he received while incarcerated changed everything

A Judge is a very important position in society, he or she is often tasked with making decisions that can have long lasting implications; it is important to have individuals in these positions who are 1. Qualified; 2. Competent 3. Have years of consistent experience in the courtroom and most importantly: 4. An individual who possesses a sound moral compass.
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