Detroit's Organization of Exonerees hosts first fundraiser to help wrongfully convicted
The Organization of Exonerees was founded in Detroit by people who have been wrongfully convicted. Its mission is to advocate for the “innocent.”
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The Organization of Exonerees was founded in Detroit by people who have been wrongfully convicted. Its mission is to advocate for the “innocent.”
A Pontotoc County Judge vacates the conviction of a man who spent 31-years in prison for a crime he did not commit.
For 25 years, Jimmy Dennis sat on death row for a crime he did not commit.
Johnson’s release coincides with the exoneration of a New York man, who was officially cleared of a 1976 rape conviction, marking the longest-standing wrongful conviction overturned based on new DNA evidence in U.S. history, as stated by the Innocence Project.
The Westchester County district attorney will be pushing to vacate the conviction of a man who has apparently been exonerated by DNA.