John Huffington served 32 years, 10 on death row, before he was released in 2013 and later pardoned. Now he wants damages from the police and prosecutors who handled his case.
Tom Jackman is a Reporter Covering Criminal Justice Locally And Nationally at The Washington Post. He has extensive experience in crime and courts reporting, focusing on significant events such as the D.C. sniper trials and the Virginia Tech shootings, while also addressing broader issues related to government, politics, and security policy. Jackman has been featured in numerous publications, including The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Boston Globe, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
