innocenceproject

Lots of wrongly convicted men have to do with tape cases. That is why proper DNA testing is so important to a case.

Marvin Lamont Anderson was innocent and spent 20 years in jail. He was wrongly accused of robbery, sodomy, abduction and rape.

In 1978, Kenneth Adams was wrongly convicted of rape and double homicide. He was sentenced 75 to life. It took 18 years to be exonerated.

Joseph Lamont Abbitt was exonerated on Sept. 2, 2009 in North Carolina after serving 14 years in prison for crimes he did not commit.

it was easily for the judge and jury to misinterpret the information and wrongly convict the accused.

Yes, lots of the cases worked on by the Innocence Project are from 20 plus years ago but because technology wasn't great back then,

Many men and some women have been the victim of being wrongly accused and have done the time in jail... How is this fair?

The Innocence Project was founded in 1992 and has been raising awareness and helping more and more people since then.

There have been 329 post-convicted DNA exonerations in the United States so far.... How many more are still suffering?

Do you know someone who has been wrongly convicted? It impacts not only their life greatly but the people in the community as well

A team of lawyers, writers, directors, actors, visual artists and musicians support and help raise awareness about the wrongful convictions

innocenceproject.org/about-i… is the link to their website where tremendous amount of information can be found on all of the cases worked.

Having a correct criminal justice system means a better future for everyone

They are special because they use DNA testing to prove the accused innocence and reform the criminal justice system at the same time

The Innocence Project is a national litigation and public organization dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted individuals