Gifts made during the 1 p.m. hour count for the challenge. Specify the designation as WV Innocence Project 2W729 in the comment box when making your gift at the following link: https://t.co/4MtmpWCIs9
(Pictured: WVIP Student, Clarence Moore)
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March 20th is the #WVU Day of Giving! The WVU College of Law’s Innocence Project is fighting for those who can’t fight for themselves by exonerating innocent West Virginians. Help us win the 1 p.m. Most Gifts Challenge by making a gift to the WV Innocence Project Fund!
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Congratulations to the 2022-23 WVIP students who all graduated from @wvulaw today! Thank you for all of your hard work this year! And good luck as you embark on your careers!
.@innocence Dir of Social Work Suzy Salamy moderates "LGBTQ Implications in Wrongful Convictions." This photo was taken just as @AnnaVas93158916 and Elizabeth Ramirez of @innocencetexas/NCIP's own Karla Baday were asked to speak about what brings them joy. #InnocenceConference
Among a group of extremely deserving awardees, Calvin Duncan stands out. Innocence work is hard, but people like Mr. Duncan are a reminder that it’s ALWAYS worth it. Thank you Mr. Duncan for your incalculable and invaluable impact on so many lives! #InnocenceConference
Hard to imagine a group making a bigger impact than Innocent Demand Justice. Inspiring work. Congratulations! Thank you for your persistence, passion, and hard work! True champions of Justice! #InnocenceConference
Journalists play a critical role in helping to expose and correct wrongful convictions. Congratulations Elisha Anderson! And thank you for your work on behalf of the freed and exonerated! #Innocenceconference
Want to join WVIP's team? We're looking for volunteer interns for 2023-2024 to work approximately 5 hours/week in the clinic.
Current First years and Sophomores preferred.
Applications are open until 4/8/2023!
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You can donate to the WVIP at the #WVUDayofGiving link below. Select "College of Law" and then "Other" from the drop down menus, then type in "West Virginia Innocence Project" into the empty field.
We appreciate your support! Every little bit helps!
Today is #WVUDayofGiving! Join President Gee in making a gift to support the area of @WestVirginiaU that means the most to you. Make your gift ➡️ https://t.co/lvmLIf4c9e
Today is #WVUDayofGiving! Join President Gee in making a gift to support the area of @WestVirginiaU that means the most to you. Make your gift ➡️ https://t.co/lvmLIf4c9e
#WVUDayofGiving is TOMORROW (March 22). You can donate to the West Virginia Innocence Project at this link: https://t.co/gVrh2Jn6nP
We appreciate all of your support!
"The National Registry of Exonerations says hiding exculpatory evidence—breaking the Brady rule��is the leading cause of wrongful convictions. Of 2,400 documented exonerations between 1989 and 2019, Brady infractions helped to convict 44 percent—1,056 people."
The goal was for the Brady rule to shift the criminal process from partisan combat to a mutual search for facts. But in hindsight, Brady was doomed from the start. The rule sought to impose a vision of fairness on a system that was unfair at its core. https://t.co/vVIoOkUtZD
A legal system that favors guilty pleas over trials means a real risk that innocent people are pressured to plead guilty. @bexybrown of @innocence explains why this happens and some ways they are trying to fix the problem in NY: https://t.co/M6dmPuejDz
Join us in listening to Renaldo Hudson, the Education Director of the Illinois Prison Project! He will be giving a talk on Wed., Oct. 19, at 7:30pm in the Milano Reading Room in the WVU downtown library.