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Kathleen Zellner files a new appeal on Avery's behalf. She cites a violation of his due process rights. The appeal accuses officials of obtaining evidence from properties that were outside of their search warrant.
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Federal magistrate William Duffin grants Dassey's petition for writ of habeaus corpus. His confession is deemed involuntary. Duffin give prosecutors 90 days to decide to release him or retry him.
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Wisconsin prosecutors file documents to oppose Dassey release
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A judge made a ruling saying Dassey should be released. Two days later the overturning of Dassey's conviction is blocked.
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A three panel judge of the seventh's circuit back Duffin's decision to overturn Dassey's conviction.
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The judges of the seventh circuit vote four-to-three in favor of upholding Dassey's conviction. -
Avery's motion for a new trial is denied. -
Zellner files a 599 page document Wisconsin Circuit Court asking for permission to substantiate Avery's case with data obtained from the Dassey family laptop.
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Dassey's team files for a writ of certiorari seeking judicial review by the supreme court of his case.
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Steven Avery's new appeal was filed.