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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Anthony_PorterAnthony Porter - Wikipedia

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   David Protess, one of two professors involved with the Innocence Project, was suspended by Northwestern University in 2011 as a result of the controversy. Two witnesses also recanted their statements.

2. www.chicagomag.com › Chicago-Magazine › October-2011What Happened Between David Protess and Medill? – Chicago ...

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   Sep 7, 2011 · What Happened Between David Protess and Medill? LOSS OF INNOCENCE: The star professor dedicated his 29-year career at Northwestern’s journalism school to overturning wrongful convictions and, in...

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › A_Murder_in_the_ParkA Murder in the Park - Wikipedia

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   Subsequently, led by David Protess, professor and founder of Northwestern University's Medill Innocence Project, a group of undergraduate journalism students executed a re-investigation of Porter's case. They conducted a series of experiments to prove that Porter could not have been the killer.

5. dailynorthwestern.com › 2018/06/04 › campusSettlement reached in Alstory Simon lawsuit against NU, David ...

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   Jun 4, 2018 · A settlement was reached Friday in the 2015 lawsuit of Alstory Simon — a former inmate whose conviction was overturned in 2014 — against Northwestern and former Medill Prof. David Protess,...

6. www.chicagotribune.com › 2018/06/01 › settlementSettlement reached in wrongful conviction lawsuit against ...

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   Jun 1, 2018 · A federal lawsuit against Northwestern University and former star professor David Protess over one of the most controversial wrongful conviction cases in Illinois history has been quietly settled.

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7. www.thedailybeast.com › wrongly-imprisoned-for-15Wrongly Imprisoned for 15 Years Thanks to an Innocence Project

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   Nov 13, 2014 · David Protess was a star professor at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. His work had overturned convictions in a number of high-profile cases that won freedom for the...

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   Who is David Protess?

   • David Protess, one of two professors involved with the Innocence Project, was suspended by Northwestern University in 2011 as a result of the controversy. Two witnesses also recanted their statements.

   Anthony Porter - Wikipedia

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   Did Alstory Simon settle a lawsuit against David Protess?

   • A settlement was reached Friday in a 2015 lawsuit filed by Alstory Simon against Protess and Northwestern, among other defendants. A settlement was reached Friday in the 2015 lawsuit of Alstory Simon — a former inmate whose conviction was overturned in 2014 — against Northwestern and former Medill Prof. David Protess, among other defendants.

   Settlement reached in Alstory Simon lawsuit against NU

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   Did David Protess leave the Medill Innocence Project?

   • An article on Saturday about the departure of David Protess from the Medill Innocence Project misstated the time served by Donald Watkins, whose 2004 murder conviction was the subject of a recent investigative article by Medill students. He was convicted of murder in 2004 and sentenced to 56 years in prison; he has not served 56 years.

   David Protess of the Innocence Project Now Defends Himself - The New

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   Was David Protess a breach of trust?

   • “That the university had seen fit to issue a one-sided, nasty, vituperative broadside against him in the form of that press release seemed to be a violation of trust, not only of the university’s relationship with David Protess as a faculty member but a breach of trust with us.” Cubbage responds by saying that Protess forced the university’s hand.

   What Happened Between David Protess and Medill?

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9. www.nytimes.com › 18 › businessDavid Protess of the Innocence Project Now Defends Himself ...

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   Jun 18, 2011 · David Protess made a name for himself as the Innocence Project he led exonerated a dozen wrongly convicted defendants. Then he locked horns with a prosecutor.