Boston College Innocence Program

Advocating for elder and medical parole legislation — New England Innocence Project On October 15, Radha Natarajan, Executive Director of the New England Innocence Project, testified at the MA State House in support of S. 1722 and H. 2693, Acts relative to elder and medical parole. She presented on a panel along with James Carver, a client of the CPCS Innocence Program, and Albert

We are elated for Mr. Carver and his family! We are grateful to have collaborated with CPCS in his long quest for justice. And we celebrate the court's holding that convictions undermined by science cannot be final.

New trial ordered for man convicted in 1984 Beverly rooming house blaze that killed 15 due to advances in ‘fire science’ - The Boston Globe The man convicted of starting a devastating 1984 rooming-house fire in Beverly that claimed the lives of 15 and spurred statewide safety reforms has been granted a new trial.

Celebrating the resilience of Tommy Rosa and his Lawyers of the Year Radha Natarajan and Charlotte Haldeman Whitmore

Together with our co-counsel Ira Gant, we are celebrating our client Elvio Marrero's first steps into freedom after 30 years of wrongful imprisonment. We are grateful to CPCS social service advocates Kristin Dame and Jacky Oppler for supporting Elvio and his family as he transitions to life outside prison walls.