Charlotte Whitmore | Boston College Law School Magazine

Online Exclusives Mar 2021

BC Law’s Role in Wrongful Conviction Guide

More than two years in the making, report calls for prosecution integrity pr...

A number of Boston College Law School faculty, students, and alumni contributed to the two-plus-years-long ...

Uncategorized Feb 2021

Article provides comprehensive look at how a BC Law clinic became an exonera...

The Boston College Innocence Program continues to draw attention and praise for its track record freeing the...

Online Exclusives Oct 2020

Student's discovery of previously overlooked DNA evidence is key to release ...

Boston College Innocence Program (BCIP) client Thomas Rosa, Jr., of Chelsea (above, left, with his son Emman...

Online Exclusives Sep 2020

Clinic hails the outcome of its three-year-long case to free the wrongly con...

Boston College Innocence Program (BCIP) client Ronnie Qualls was exonerated September 1 after Suffolk Count...

Features Summer 2019

Adjunct Professor Charlotte Whitmore has a gift for freeing the wrongly conv...

Hope has many adversaries, but few greater than the metallic clink and jangle of human bondage. On April 23...

Online Exclusives Apr 2019

For five of the twenty years Omar Martinez was in prison, a BC Law team and ...

BC Innocence Program (BCIP) client Christopher “Omar” Martinez (front row in gray sweatshirt) was releas...

Event Roundup Oct 2018

Fall events at BC Law examine everything from violence against girls to reli...

The BC Innocence Program (BCIP) featured a discussion with exoneree Eugene Gilyard and Professor Charlotte W...