Mar 10, 2016 · (March 10, 2016 – Brooklyn, NY) On the motion of Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson, a Brooklyn judge today is expected to reverse the murder conviction of Andre Hatchett who would walk out of the courtroom a free man after wrongly serving 25 years. The Innocence Project, with support from attorney Jim Brochin partner at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, …
Summary of Case: "Andre Hatchett was wrongly convicted in 1992 of a 1991 murder convicted in Brooklyn, New York. Hatchett was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. In January newly elected Kings County District Attorney Ken Thompson revitalized the office's Conviction Integrity Unit. A post-conviction investigation by the CIU of Hatchett's case discoverd the jury relied on an …
Oct 04, 2017 · In October 2017, NSB reached a $12.25 million settlement with the City of New York on behalf of client Andre Hatchett, who spent 25 years wrongfully imprisoned for a Brooklyn murder. Mr. Hatchett’s conviction was overturned in 2016 when the Conviction Review Unit of the Kings County District Attorney’s Office reviewed his case and unearthed medical records …
Mar 11, 2016 · Andre Hatchett, in court Thursday with his lawyer Seema Saifee from the Innocence Project, after his murder conviction was overturned. A Brooklyn man who spent nearly 25 years behind bars walked ...
In March 2017, Hatchett filed a federal wrongful conviction lawsuit. In October 2017, the city of New York settled the lawsuit for $12 million. Hatchett also filed a claim for compensation in the New York Court of Claims and received $2.5 million in 2021.Mar 17, 2016
He was the 19th person to be exonerated under Brooklyn D.A. Ken Thompson's Conviction Integrity Unit. On the motion of Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson, a Brooklyn judge reversed the murder conviction of Andre Hatchett on March 10, 2016 after wrongly serving 25 years.
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