A search for vindication
After he served 34 years in prison, James Haley's murder conviction was overturned. But questions remain.
James Haley's 34 years behind bars ended with little fanfare and no publicity in January 2008, when a state judge quietly overturned his 1972 murder conviction and set him free. (Full article: 991 words)
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