Radha Natarajan

[Billy Binion @billybinion]

This is Marvin Guy. He's been in jail almost 10 years waiting for trial.

He's facing life in prison—for killing someone who was breaking into his house before sunrise. The kicker: That person was a cop conducting a no-knock raid.

His trial ended today. A thread.

[The Marshall Project @MarshallProj]

With the threat of coronavirus looming large over the nation’s prisons, The Marshall Project emailed our list of people with family and friends behind bars to understand how they are weathering the crisis. Nearly 450 people in 32 states responded. https://t.co/B19Al9cBBA

[The Marshall Project @MarshallProj]

In 1989, two men were convicted of murder—partially based on a forensic science expert's testimony about a bloody towel. Decades later, the towel was tested for DNA, but the substance wasn't blood. Now, the men will get new trials.

via @hartfordcourant https://t.co/7vnUFFQH4y

[Innocence Project @innocence]

Rhode Island: Will you contact your Senators and urge them to support HB 5329/SB 701 to compensate the innocent? Call 401-702-2445 to take action! https://t.co/Ic7BLEAw25

[Innocence Project @innocence]

Rhode Island: Do you support compensating the wrongfully convicted? Nationally, 33 states provide some form of compensation to the wrongfully convicted — it’s time for Rhode Island to do right by its exonerees too. https://t.co/Ic7BLEAw25

[Radha Natarajan @radhaNEIP]

At Stanford, I studied Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity and how the legal system disproportionately impacts communities of color. Now, I work to correct and prevent wrongful convictions. On this #GivingTuesday, please consider supporting @NEInnocence. #StanfordTogether

[HuffPost Contributor @HuffPostContrib]

What it's like to be found guilty of a murder you didn't commit https://t.co/J8yTYvEAs3 via @ReuvenFen