At long last seven murder convictions have been overturned, all involving disgraced former Chicago police detective Reynaldo Guevara.

Adnan Syed — the man whose legal saga spawned the hit podcast “Serial” — walked away from a Baltimore courthouse Monday free of shackles after 23 years.

Bringing common law jurisdictions together to remedy and prevent wrongful convictions.

There aren’t many good guys in Chris Fabricant’s recent book, Junk Science and the American Criminal Justice System. It’s an often-bleak story of innocent people going to prison because of bogus forensic science—bite mark evidence, flawed arson analysis, faulty hair comparisons. The book chronicles the journey of one innocent man in particular, Steve Chaney from Dallas, convicted of a 1987 murder on bite-mark evidence.

Woodfox, member of ‘Angola Three’, was wrongfully convicted of 1972 murder of Louisiana prison guard and released only in 2016.

Newsy spoke with exonerees Johnny Pinchback and Anna Vasquez about the mental health toll on victims of wrongful conviction.

Prosecutors in Baltimore are asking a judge to vacate Adnan Syed’s conviction for the 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee, a case that riveted America when it was turned into the hit first season of the podcast “Serial.”

Real Life Wrongs: Episode 4 - Why in the World

Real Life Wrongs - A Wrongful Convictions Podcast hosted by Kelly Lauzon & Kelly Fanson

When Innocence Isn’t Enough: Christopher Dunn has spent more than 30 years in prison for a murder he and others say he didn’t commit. The state of Missouri says he must stay there—because he wasn’t sentenced to death.