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Barry Scheck

Attorney DNA Expert Co-Founder, The Innocence Project



Barry Scheck

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Barry Scheck's client receives a $9.9 million settlement agreement after being framed for a murder he did not commit * The New York Times
(June 3, 2010)


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TIME features Barry Scheck and the Innocence Project
(May 31, 2010)


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The London Times feature on The Innocence Project
(May 8, 2010)


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Scheck advising new Manhattan 'Convictions Unit' to to help prevent wrongful convictions * WNYC
(March 4, 2010)


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Barry Scheck discusses The Innocence Project's use of DNA evidence * The Colbert Report
(January 7, 2010)

Scheck discusses the execution of Cameron Todd Willingham - who was proved innocent after death * The Huffington Post
(August 30, 2009)


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Actress Hilary Swank discusses why she supports The Innocence Project * Variety
(August 10, 2009)


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Scheck on how the dwindling size of America's newsrooms is affecting death penalty cases *The New York Times
(May 20, 2009)


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Scheck weighs in on the complications of DNA testing as evidence * The New York Times
(May 17, 2009)


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Accomplishments of The Innocence Project celebrated * AC360°
(May 7, 2009)


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Barry Scheck and the Innocence Project talk to U.S. Supreme Court about providing a Constitutional right to access personal DNA * CNN's Anderson Cooper 360
(March 2, 2009)


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If you are convicted of a crime, you have no right to the DNA evidence. No constitutional right, that is. That’s why Peter Neufeld and Barry Scheck and the other folks at the Innocence Project are in Washington, D.C. to convince the U.S. Supreme Court to find that such a right exists in our Constitution.

Scheck weighs in on the questionable execution of Troy Davis * The Huffington Post
(October 24, 2008)


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Scheck talks about the FBI's duty to notify defendants * CBS News
(November 18, 2007)





'CSI isn't like real world crime labs' * Los Angeles Times
(February 2007)


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