LA Times piece on NCIP client George Souliotes, who won the right to show a judge in January that his conviction was based on bad science. Stay tuned. Read More ...

At the end of today's hearing, the judge wished Obie well, sharing a message with him from his own father: "Never, ever, ever give up." Read More ...

Big News! Charges Dismissed! LA County DA said that the State would not seek to bring Obie Anthony to trial again and the court dismissed the charges. Obie's 17-year ordeal has ended and he can begin re-building his life. Read More ...

NCIP attorneys are back in court in Los Angeles today at 1:30 PM to hear whether the LA DA will seek to retry our client, Obie Anthony. We'll keep you updated. Read More ...

Former Williamson County district attorney Ken Anderson, who prosecuted Michael Morton for murder in 1987 says he feels sick over Morton's wrongful conviction. Read More ...

The Supreme Court should strengthen prosecutors' duty to disclose evidence to defendants. It is central to fundamental fairness in criminal cases. Read More ...

Seventeen years ago, jurors convicted Obie Anthony in the shooting death of a man outside a South L.A. brothel. All along, Anthony insisted he didn't do it. He was 19 when he went to prison. Read More ...

NCIP's Linda Starr was on the news last night discussing client Franky Carrillo's case and how faulty eyewitness identification played into his wrongful conviction. She discussed some best practices which NCIP hopes CA law enforcement agencies will adopt. Read More ...

A federal judge reinstates a $9 million award to exonoree George Rodriguez who was wrongfully imprisoned for 17 years Read More ...