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Arizona Releases Man Who Spent 29 Years On Death Row

An Arizona man who spent 29 years on death row for the murder of a little girl he said he didn't commit was freed on Thursday after the state admitted that he was never given a fair trial.

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Barry Jones Freed from Arizona s Death Row after 29 Years | Death Penalty Information Center

Barry Jones Freed from Arizona s Death Row after 29 Years | Death Penalty Information Center
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Arizona death row inmate Barry Jones freed after 29 years

Barry Jones was sentenced to death in Arizona in 1995. Now, he s free after evidence proved he was wrongfully convicted of first-degree murder.

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The Cases That Most Affected Access To Justice In 2022

Courts saw a number of cases in 2022 that could have potential consequences for access to justice, including suits over public defender shortages, claims of ineffective counsel, the regulation of nonlawyers and abortion.

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The Great Writ In Danger: Where Is Habeas Corpus Headed?

The Great Writ has been on a declining trajectory for several decades. With no signs that Congress will use its power to shore up the habeas process, and a Supreme Court appearing bent on limiting it, the future of habeas corpus is more uncertain than ever.

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