• Donate
  • Subscribe
    • Projects
      • Alabama Prison Crisis
      • In Plain View
      • Unrequited Innocence
      • A Broken System
      • The Long Wait
      • Less than Life
      • Unequal Treatment
      • Bad Judgment
      • Police Abuse: No Consequences
      • Trading Away Justice
    • Issues
      • The Courts
      • Immigration
      • Judicial Conduct
      • Judicial Elections
      • Juvenile Justice
      • Police and Prosecutors
      • Prisons and Jails
    • Commentary
    • Judicial Election Guide
    • About
      • Mission
      • Board
      • Staff
      • Interns
      • Supporters
      • Policies
      • Jobs
      • Contact
    • Subscribe

    Injustice Watch - Exposing institutional failures that obstruct justice and equality

    Injustice Watch (https://www.injusticewatch.org/tag/jackie-wilson/)

    Subscribe

    Jackie Wilson

    News

    Appeals court affirms new trial for Burge torture survivor

    By Jonah Newman | December 10, 2019

    The appeals court ruled that Jackie Wilson, who was convicted of the 1982 robbery and murder of two Chicago Police officers, was tortured into confessing and should received a new trial.

    News from Injustice Watch delivered right to your inbox

    Donate to Injustice Watch Injustice Watch is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax-deductible, as permitted by law.

    Our Commitment to Anti-Racism

    Have a tip?

    Email us at [email protected]

    In Case You Missed It

    a letter from the girl in your 8th grade sex-ed class

    Editor’s note: This poem is part of our #SpreadTheWord poem of the week series, featuring work by Chicago artists based on Injustice Watch reporting.

    Judicial Accountability PAC opposes Toomin, Araujo for retention

    A group of influential attorneys and progressive activists are encouraging voters to oppose the retention of judges Michael Toomin and Mauricio Araujo, a week after the Cook County Democratic Party voiced similar opposition.

    Member of

    Institute for Nonprofit News
    Donate to Injustice Watch Injustice Watch, a tax-exempt organization under § 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Act, depends on reader support to continue publishing. Please contribute.

    © Copyright 2020, Injustice Watch

    Built with the Largo WordPress Theme from the Institute for Nonprofit News.

    Back to top ↑