Must-see film "Conviction" out Oct 15. "Conviction" is the story of Betty Anne Waters, a single working mother of two who put herself through high school, college, and law school to exonerate her wrongfully convicted brother. View the trailer at bit.ly/9NUIUB

Get your NCIP update in our June e-newsletter: law.scu.edu/ncip/ncip-e-news-archive.cfm

See the moral dilemma faced by innocent prisoners in "The Innocent Prisoner’s Dilemma" video in the NY Times: nyti.ms/dBjuuM

The LA Times published a story on NCIP client George Souliotes in this morning’s edition. Souliotes was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison after a fire in a Modesto house he owned claimed three lives. Read it…

NCIP Legal Director Linda Starr was interviewed by KCBS regarding the recent US Supreme court decision that held it unconstitutional to sentence juveniles to life without the possibility of parole for crimes other than homicide. Listen to the interview here:…

On Thursday, May 13, in San Francisco, Women Defenders will be honoring Kathleen “Cookie” Ridolfi for her unparalleled contribution to the world of criminal defense. Ridolfi is the founder and executive director of the Northern California Innocence Project (NCIP) at Santa Clara…

The Northern California Innocence Project will be reviewing DNA evidence from a 2006 trial that resulted in a murder conviction for a former Sacramento laborer arrested for the 1982 slaying of a Vacaville woman. Innocence Project supervising attorney Maitreya Bodami…

The Northern California Innocence Project will be reviewing DNA evidence from a 2006 trial that resulted in a murder conviction for a former Sacramento laborer arrested for the 1982 slaying of a Vacaville woman. Innocence Project supervising attorney Maitreya Badami…

On February 18th, the Northern California Innocence Project collaborated with the Commonwealth Club and Senator Joe Simitian to present the film premiere of "$100 A Day" on the SCU campus. The film documents East Palo Alto exoneree Rick Walker’s struggle…