Holding Me Captive is project on the makings of New Haven’s wrongful conviction crisis by Yale’s Investigatie Reporting Lab.
AboutCase ProfilesLaw-Enforcement Tactics ExplainedStudent ReportingHolding Me Captive is project on the makings of New Haven’s wrongful conviction crisis by Yale’s Investigatie Reporting Lab.
AboutCase ProfilesLaw-Enforcement Tactics ExplainedStudent ReportingThis Yale Investigative Reporting Lab project is a collaboration between Sarah Stillman’s English 480 class and James Jeter’s Children of the Storm. Contributors include: Matt Nadel (project coordinator); Keerthana Annamaneni (researcher); Sammy Westfall; Caroline Wray; Ko Lyn Cheang; Laura Glesby; Teigist Taye; Ram Vishwanathan; and Will Sutherland. This website was designed with generous support from the Yale Law School, and, in particular, from the SNF Fund for the Integration of Theory and Practice.
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Do you know of wrongful convictions in New Haven that merit further investigation? Do you have a story you want to share about being affected by law-enforcement misconduct in New Haven, particularly in the 1980s, 1990s, or early 2000s? If so, please reach out; James Jeter, Children of the Storm’s director, would like to hear from you.
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