Civil Rights

Tulsa pays big (again) for a wrongful conviction

jessica / February 4, 2026

Yet another Norwood.Law client is being compensated for a nightmare in the form of wrongful conviction. Corey Atchison in 2019 was declared innocent and set free from a Tulsa street killing that occurred all the way back on Aug. 3, 1990. He spent 28 years in Oklahoma’s brutal prison system before a judge stepped in […]

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Justice for Corey

Amanda Norwood / July 16, 2019

Today, after nearly three decades of hoping, praying and fighting, Corey Atchison walked out of the Tulsa County Jail a free man. Atchison served 28 years in jail after being convicted in the 1991 murder of James Lane. Today, while reading her decision, District Judge Sharon Holmes described what happened to Atchison as a “fundamental

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Civil Rights

Tulsa pays big (again) for a wrongful conviction

Justice for Corey

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