More than 2,000 inmates in the U.S. have been exonerated and released from prison since 1989. On May 15 of this year, David Robinson joined them and walked out of prison after the Missouri Supreme court overturned his murder conviction. So what happens when a wrongly-convicted man goes home after nearly two decades in prison? “48 Hours” correspondent Erin Moriarty reports.
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Life after a wrongful conviction: The challenges of one man’s newfound freedom
A new law in Arizona that went into effect July 1 spells out what happens to frozen embryos when a couple gets divorced. Supporters of the law say it will protect a partner’s right to his or her embryos but opponents say it could force people to become parents against their will. Tony Dokoupil reports.
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Arizona law would give frozen embryos to spouse who wants baby after divorce
LeBron James makes his teams better, but how about his teammates? Kevin Pelton looks at what happens when players become members of LeBron’s supporting cast.
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Pelton mail: Does LeBron really make his teammates better?
Feeling lucky? With the lottery next week, ESPN Insider Jonathan Givony breaks down more than 2,000 scenarios. See what happens if your team wins No. 1.
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NBA lottery machine: Mock draft for every scenario
