50 years after wrongful conviction

David Milgaard speaks to the Globe & Mail about life after a wrongful conviction and his calling to advocate for other innocent people languishing in prisons across Canada.  Read the full article.

The wrongful conviction of Glen Assoun

Today the public finally learns the details of one of the most tragic and egregious wrongful convictions in Canadian history. Glen Assoun has suffered for decades due to the professional misconduct of individuals in the police forces involved in the case. After 16 and...
Preventing False Confessions Video

Preventing False Confessions Video

This video is directed at police officers but would be of interest to any person involved in the justice system. Specifically, it looks at the heightened risks for suspects to falsely confess when using the Reid interrogation technique, the impact of over-policing on...

Glen Assoun Acquitted of 20-Year-Old Murder Conviction

Halifax, NS: Glen Assoun heard the news this morning he has waited 20 excruciating years to hear – he was acquitted of the murder of his former common law spouse. Shortly after federal Justice Minister David Lametti quashed Mr. Assoun’s conviction and requested a new...