Hennepin County Judge William Koch signed an order Monday vacating the conviction of Marvin Haynes, ruling that the evidence used in the case was not reliable and "constitutionally improper." ...

MINNEAPOLIS — A wrongful conviction lawsuit has been filed on behalf of Marvin Haynes, a man released from prison in 2023 after spending almost two decades behind bars for a murder he did not ...

Marvin Haynes, a man who spent nearly two ... exonerated 18 years later when a Hennepin County judge vacated his conviction. Haynes, now 37, is seeking damages from the city of Minneapolis ...

Marvin Haynes is filing a federal wrongful conviction lawsuit after his murder conviction was vacated – setting him free last year. FOX 9’s Babs Santos has the latest from the Live Center.

Moriarty announced the reforms after the Monday, Dec. 11, release of Marvin Haynes from a Stillwater prison. A judge vacated his 2005 murder conviction after a lengthy legal challenge from Haynes ...

Haynes is eligible for restitution, or payments made to compensate him for each year he spent behind bars. Judge William Koch officially exonerated 36-year-old Minneapolis man Marvin Haynes on Dec 11.

A Minnesota man who went to prison as a teenager has been released almost two decades later after his wrongful murder conviction was vacated, according to authorities. Marvin Haynes, 36 ...

A judge vacated Haynes’ conviction Monday, and Moriarty publicly apologized for how her office handled the case nearly two decades ago. “Almost twenty years ago, a terrible injustice occurred when the ...

Marvin Haynes, 36, was freed on Monday after a judge set signed an order setting aside his conviction, the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office said in a statement, which adds that prosecutors "agreed ...

The prosecutor also acknowledged how the wrongful conviction robbed Haynes of important milestones in his life. “To Marvin Haynes: You lost the opportunity to graduate from high school ...