Law Office of Lowell S Kendall

05/26/2026

BREAKING: A Philadelphia judge vacated the of Jermal Shuler, Marc Brittingham, and Rasheed Turner in a 1997 murder. The three men had always maintained their innocence and were convicted based on flawed forensic testimony and the unreliable testimony of a single eyewitness.

They spent 28 years in prison for a crime they did not commit.

The three men were represented by attorneys at the Innocence Project, the Exoneration Project, the Pennsylvania Innocence Project, and DLA Piper.

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05/02/2026

The Supreme Court ruling requires prosecutors to offer race-neutral explanations for excluding jurors. But is that enough?

04/29/2026

04/23/2026

After 27 years of incarceration for a crime he did not commit, KWIP client Stephen Martinez will be freed following the overturning of his wrongful conviction.

This outcome reflects years of advocacy, investigation, and persistence and Stephen’s own resilience through decades of injustice.

The court’s ruling follows years of extensive investigation and advocacy led by KWIP at the University of Colorado Law School with support from Stinson LLP, including Perry Glantz and Judith Araujo, along with Seth Temin. The Denver District Attorney's Conviction Review Unit also conducted their own thorough investigation and agreed to vacate Mr. Martinez's conviction.

04/19/2026

TYLER, Texas (KETK)– A Smith County judge will review evidence in Robert Roberson’s case to see if the previous Dallas-based Shaken Baby ruling would warrant a new trial. The state and …

04/17/2026

A man accused of setting off pipe bombs in Grand Junction, Colorado, in 1991 had murder charges against him dismissed after state prosecutors said the toolmark evidence used against him was widely discredited as unreliable, but he is still serving a 72-year sentence based on this same faulty evidenc...

03/31/2026

Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson testifies during her Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, Wednesday, March 23, 2022. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)