By Olivia Land A Tennessee man was freed after serving 30 years in prison for a crime he did not commit –then died just a few months after his exoneration and release. Claude Francis Garrett, 66, passed away in his sleep on Oct. 30, less than six months after he walked out of Riverbend Maximum Security Institution for the last time, his friend revealed Wednesday. He had been convicted of the arson murder of his girlfriend, Lorie Lee Lance, in 1993, but was let out in May when

Lee Clark and Cain Joshua Storey were convicted of murder in the 1996 shooting death of their 15-year-old friend, Brian Bowling, based on faulty evidence. Lee Clark, left, and Joseph Storey, right, were released from prison Thursday after serving 25 years for a murder they did not commit. Their release was secured after Proof podcast uncovered new evidence in their case. (Courtesy of Fox 5 Atlanta) By Chris Pandolfo | Fox News For the first time in more than 25 years, Georgia

by Ryan Ansloan November 3, 2022 FIRE’s fifth annual Spotlight on Campus Due Process report comes at a critical juncture for student due process rights. The Department of Education, at the direction of the Biden administration, is considering adopting new Title IX regulations that would eliminate vital due process protections for students accused of misconduct. FIRE opposes these regulations and said so publicly in an 89-page comment to the Department of Education in Septemb