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At the Midwest Innocence Project. We work to free innocent people from prison for crimes they did not commit, support and empower those individuals post-release, and reform policy and legislation to prevent wrongful convictions.
The Midwest Innocence Project is dedicated to representing people convicted of crimes they did not commit in Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Iowa, and Nebraska; supporting and empowering freed and exonerated people post-release; and changing the system to prevent wrongful convictions in the first place. MIP About Us.
The Midwest Innocence Project’s mission is to educate about, advocate for, and obtain and support the exoneration and release of wrongfully convicted people in the Midwest. Recent studies conservatively estimate that between 2% and 5% of all people incarcerated in America are innocent of the crimes for which they were convicted, with some ...
Add your name to support fair access to justice for innocent Missourians. This campaign is in partnership with the Midwest Innocence Project. We've helped free more than 250 innocent people from prison. Support our work to strengthen and advance the innocence movement.
MIP currently has 606 applications on the waitlist for initial screening. 78 cases’ investigations are pending, and we are actively litigating 12 others. Please keep checking in as we update pages of freed and current clients. Kevin Strickland. Freed: November 23, 2021.
Dedicated professionals from the Innocence Project, Midwest Innocence Project, and Bryan Cave, along with attorneys Larry Komp of the Federal Public Defender, Western District of Missouri, and Kent Gipson, make up the team that continues to fight to stop his Sept. 24 execution.
Midwest Innocence Project (MIP) client Laquanda “Faye” Jacobs was released yesterday in Newport, Arkansas, after being wrongly incarcerated for 26 years. Jacobs, who was sentenced to life in prison without parole as a juvenile offender, was resentenced to time served after the United States Supreme Court ruled that children cannot receive a ...
The Midwest Innocence Project (MIP) is a Missouri-based organization that works to free those whom the legal system has failed. Their mission is to educate about, advocate for, and obtain and support the exoneration and release of wrongfully convicted people in the Midwest.
The Midwest Innocence Project (MIP) exists to educate about, advocate for, and obtain and support the exoneration and release of wrongfully convicted people in the Midwest.
The Midwest Innocence Project works represents people convicted of crimes they did not commit, works to bring them home, and to change policies to prevent wrongful convictions in the first place.