The New York critics group's pick for best documentary went to The Central Park Five, Ken Burns' examination of the 1989 case of five black and Latino teenagers whose convictions of raping a white female jogger were overturned after they spent years in prison.
Mr. Sandusky repeated the gist of that bloodcurdling statement on Tuesday before Judge John Cleland of the Centre County Court in Pennsylvania, who sentenced him to 30 to 60 years in prison on 45 convictions of raping, abusing and assaulting 10 boys over many years.
In 2003, Mr. Rudin helped get a $5 million settlement for a man who had served seven years on a conviction of raping a girl at a Bronx day care center.
Judge Douglas A. Meyers set aside Mr. Johnson's conviction of raping a white woman, saying: "Something I don't believe the white community really understands is that, especially at that time, the object was to bring in a black body, not necessarily the person who had committed the crime.
Ms. Campbell contacted Allyson Jacobs, a campus patrol officer, who ran a background check on Mr. Garrido and learned of his criminal past, including convictions of rape and kidnapping in Nevada in the mid-1970s.
Patient E has multiple convictions of rape and sexual violence, and he has displayed significant interpersonal violence toward others while in prison and hospital care.
Thames Valley Police wrote to the authority a year giving more details of Kiani's convictions for raping and assaulting prostitutes in London in 1994.
A second committee lifted a suspension on his licence in 2012, despite Thames Valley Police having written to the authority giving more details of Kiani's convictions for raping and assaulting prostitutes in London, in 1994.
A1 32 Years Later, a Conviction A man accused of raping a woman at knifepoint in a Manhattan apartment in 1973 was convicted in a case that demonstrated the power of DNA testing to identify elusive criminals.
After Mr. Alves was freed on March 9, William H. Schmidt, the Bergen County prosecutor, called him a threat to public safety because of his conviction for raping one teenage girl in Bergen County and throwing another off a railroad bridge in 1976.
Conviction rates for suspects accused of raping black women are lower than when the victims are non-black, says Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw, the director of the African American Policy forum and co-author of the #SayHerName: Resisting Police Brutality Against Women report.
