Despite new DNA evidence that led to a group of judges ruling he had been wrongfully convicted of his estranged wife’s murder, Michael Robinson will be retried in the 30-year-old case, Queens prosecutors decided this week.
Read More“It wasn’t an easy road but we never gave up.'“
Read More‘This is just the tip of the iceberg.’
Read MoreJudge Joseph Zayas amended his ruling to call a prosecutor’s account “mindboggling.”
Read More“Somebody has to figure out how to stop innocent people from going behind that wall.”
Read More“I hope DA Katz will conduct an investigation to find out how a Brady document could be suppressed for 20 years.”
Read MoreWrongful conviction lawyers have submitted the case to the Queens DA’s Conviction Integrity Unit.
Read MoreQueens District Attorney Melinda Katz has not decided whether to retry his case, after a judge overturned his conviction based on prosecutorial misconduct.
Read More“I just want my brother home.”
Read More“Mr. Majors can now be given an opportunity to have a life.”
Read More“No one is perfect. No system is without flaws.”
Read More“Flimsy convictions, for both violent crimes and less serious charges, reinforce the overcriminalization of our black and brown communities.”
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