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Justice Jam fundraiser to feature live music, experiences from people wrongfully convicted | Lafayette Daily Advertiser

Lafayette Daily Advertiser Justice Jam fundraiser to feature live music, experiences from people wrongfully convicted by Ashley White Live music, an auction and an opportunity to learn from two wrongfully convicted people will all be happening at the Justice Jam….

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‘God gave me the biggest Christmas present,’ mother says after man freed from life sentence | The Advocate (New Orleans)

‘God gave me the biggest Christmas present,’ mother says after man freed from life sentence ‘God gave me the biggest Christmas present,’ mother says after man freed from life sentence By Matt Sledge “The judge said life, but the Lord…

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Man freed after 12 years in prison for a New Orleans murder he didn’t commit | WWLTV

Kendall Gordon will be the 40th innocent person exonerated in Louisiana or Mississippi by Innocence Project of New Orleans. NEW ORLEANS — After spending more than 12 years in prison for a murder he did not commit, Kendall Gordon is…

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IPNO’s Fall 2021 Newsletter

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Men who served decades in prison win freedom after St. Bernard DA agrees they were wrongly convicted | Nola.com/The Advocate (New Orleans)

By Matt Sledge | Nola.com After serving a combined 35½ years in prison, two men were freed from Louisiana prisons this week after St. Bernard Parish District Attorney Perry Nicosia conceded they had been wrongly convicted. The unusual developments, in…

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New Orleans man imprisoned for 13 years for crime he didn’t commit exonerated, IPNO says| WDSU

By WDSU Digital Staff NEW ORLEANS — The Innocence Project New Orleans announced Monday that a man who has been imprisoned for 13 and a half years for a murder he did not commit was exonerated. Kaliegh Smith was convicted…

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New Orleans prosecutors won’t retry man whose conviction was tossed due to secret witness payments | The Advocate (New Orleans)

By Matt Sledge Family members of a man who spent nearly 14 years in prison on a now tossed murder conviction clapped in court as prosecutors said Monday they won’t attempt to try him again. With an unusual public apology…

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You spent years in prison for a crime you did not commit. What does the State owe you? | WWNO/WKRF

BY PHOEBE JONES “Peacocks are sacred birds, you know,” John Floyd tells me on a cool day in mid-February outside of his home in Ridgeland, Mississippi. We are seated next to a pond behind an unassuming apartment complex off a…

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Wrongful Conviction Clinic will be established at LSU Law Center through 2-year DOJ grant | The Advocate (Baton Rouge)

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By Jacqueline DeRobertis The LSU Law Center has received a grant to establish a Wrongful Conviction Clinic at the school, allowing law students to review cases of people with claims of innocence. LSU Law, partnering with the Innocence Project New…

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Archie’s audition shines a light on wrongful convictions, mass incarceration in Louisiana | BRProud

By Gerron Jordan Baton Rouge’s Archie Williams was wrongfully convicted of rape and attempted murder in 1983 and sentenced to life in prison at Angola State Penitentiary; once known as the bloodiest prison in America. 36 years later, DNA evidence…

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  • Justice Jam fundraiser to feature live music, experiences from people wrongfully convicted | Lafayette Daily Advertiser
  • ‘God gave me the biggest Christmas present,’ mother says after man freed from life sentence | The Advocate (New Orleans)
  • Man freed after 12 years in prison for a New Orleans murder he didn’t commit | WWLTV
  • IPNO’s Fall 2021 Newsletter
  • Men who served decades in prison win freedom after St. Bernard DA agrees they were wrongly convicted | Nola.com/The Advocate (New Orleans)

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