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After exhausting all legal options, a man reached out to the Innocence Project in 2002. Having spent 30 years in prison, his family contact decreased. Despite being turned down repeatedly, hope remained that he would come home. Have you heard of this project? #InnocenceProject #wrongfulconviction #DNAtesting #justice #hope | Prison Stories
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False confessions and incriminating statements were present in approximately 31% of the cases resulting in DNA exonerations. Former Detective Jim Trainum shares how police and other law enforcement officials can help prevent false confessions from happening: http://ow.ly/X7BUK | Innocence Project
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False confessions and incriminating statements were present in approximately 31% of the cases resulting in DNA exonerations. Former Detective Jim Trainum shares how police and other law enforcement officials can help prevent false confessions from happening: http://ow.ly/X7BUK | Innocence Project
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“At the center of the [Exonerated Five] case was a series of false confessions that were obtained through deceptive interrogation tactics and a legal framework that did not permit consideration of the truth.” —Rebecca Brown, Innocence Project director of policy __ Learn more: https://bit.ly/36iKCWG | Innocence Project
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“At the center of the [Exonerated Five] case was a series of false confessions that were obtained through deceptive interrogation tactics and a legal framework that did not permit consideration of the truth.” —Rebecca Brown, Innocence Project director of policy __ Learn more: https://bit.ly/36iKCWG | Innocence Project
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Wrongful imprisonment means missing out on life's milestones, big and small. The Innocence Project has fought for the past 31 years to ensure no moment is ever stolen from an innocent person again. | Innocence Project
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This past fiscal year, we celebrated securing justice for seven wrongly convicted people, achieved 15 policy wins in 41 states, and made tremendous progress toward achieving real, tangible change. As the year comes to a close, learn more about how we worked to advance justice this year in our latest annual report: https://report2024.innocenceproject.org/ | Innocence Project
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