Wrongfully convicted New York man Richard Rosario freed after 20 years | New York | The Guardian
Dirty Detective Louis Scarcella insists, 'I've done nothing wrong,' despite sending 13 wrongfully convicted people to jail – New York Daily News
Senator convicted over racist remark about Italy's first black minister | Italy | The Guardian
Dirty Detective Louis Scarcella insists, 'I've done nothing wrong,' despite sending 13 wrongfully convicted people to jail – New York Daily News
ICE ERO Philadelphia removes Mexican fugitive wanted for homicide | ICE
SolGen Calida moves to acquit Napoles in illegal detention of Luy | Inquirer News
Benhur Luy - Tags | Philstar.com
Rodrigo Duterte: Highly Controversial President of the Philippines, the megathread | Page 80 | SpaceBattles
Philippines Dark Fascism Hole-Leila de Lima at Bottom (in-depth)
Benhur Luy - Tags | Philstar.com
SolGen move to acquit Napoles 'suspicious,' says De Lima | GMA News Online
Calida won't resign as SolGen or divest from security firm
Daniel Saldana: California man who served 33 years in prison is freed years after new evidence comes to light | CNN
Dirty Detective Louis Scarcella insists, 'I've done nothing wrong,' despite sending 13 wrongfully convicted people to jail – New York Daily News
Wrongly convicted getting a second chance at life - Pavement Pieces
No way Napoles can be state witness in pork barrel scam cases - Kiko
Duterte backs SolGen's move to acquit Napoles in illegal detention case | GMA News Online
Luy camp: SolGen manifestation on Napoles surprising | Philstar.com
Sol-Gen's statement factor in Napoles acquittal in detention case' | Inquirer News
Daniel Saldana: California man who served 33 years in prison is freed years after new evidence comes to light | CNN
SolGen defense of Napoles shocks lawyers | Inquirer News
Dispatches from Crame I by Senator Leila M. de Lima - Issuu
Dispatches from Crame I by Senator Leila M. de Lima - Issuu
A Detective Lied to the Grand Jury. Now She's Going to Jail. - The New York Times
Former Top Mexican Security Official Pleads Not Guilty to U.S. Drug Charges - WSJ
California man wrongly convicted of 1998 drive-by killing walks free after 25 years in jail as his 'dream team' lawyers find faults in eyewitness ID process | Daily Mail Online
