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Exoneration Record: A public record of overturned convictions

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A country-organized collection of wrongful convictions, with entries describing the case, time spent in prison, and how each conviction was overturned.

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For: Readers researching wrongful convictions and justice systems
Worth noticing: Its country index spans eight jurisdictions, including Japan, South Africa, Ireland, and New Zealand.

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Entries combine case details with a duration in prison and an exoneration date; examples in the visible excerpt include Sandra Hemme’s 43 years and Peter Sullivan’s 38 years. The page also identifies its stated source types as court records and exoneration registries, and includes a separate “What went wrong” section.

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