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Category: General

2022-04-252022-04-26General, Get Involved

April 25th is National DNA Day

April 25th is National DNA Day Today is National DNA Day, which […]

2022-04-112022-04-12Case Update, General

Joey Watkins’ Habeas Petition Granted!

I am BEYOND thrilled to share with you that after years of […]

2022-02-222022-03-04General

It’s Time for Georgia to Pass a Law to Compensate the Wrongfully Convicted

It’s Time for Georgia to Pass a Law to Compensate the Wrongfully […]

2022-02-012022-02-02General

Beneath the Statistics: The Structural and Systemic Causes of Our Wrongful Conviction Problem

Beneath the Statistics: The Structural and Systemic Causes of Our Wrongful Conviction […]

2021-12-202021-12-20Case Update, General

Devonia Inman Exonerated After 23 Years of Wrongful Imprisonment

Devonia Inman Exonerated After 23 Years of Wrongful Imprisonment Twenty three years […]

2021-11-192021-11-19Case Update, General

Court Grants Devonia Inman’s Habeas Corpus Petition!

Court Grants Devonia Inman’s Habeas Corpus Petition! Great News! A Chattooga County […]

2021-11-092021-11-15General

GIP Closes Out 2-Year Alabama Fellowship

GIP is officially and fully transitioned out of Alabama to focus solely on Georgia, passing the gauntlet to the recently formed Cumberland School of Law Innocence Clinic in Birmingham, Alabama.

2021-10-192021-10-19General

Wrongful Conviction Factors

Wrongful Conviction Factors A wrongful conviction is the conviction of an innocent […]

2021-09-212021-09-21General

The Death Penalty: Unfixable, Unjustly Applied, and Regularly Used as a Tool to Convict the Innocent

Today marks a tragic anniversary—10 years ago Georgia ended Troy Davis’ life with a lethal injection. Davis was convicted of killing a police officer in Savannah in 1989, a crime he always maintained, and the evidence indicates, he did not commit.

2021-09-172021-09-17General

Meet the Legal Team

Our staff is at the heart of what we do. Our ability […]

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GEORGIA INNOCENCE PROJECT (GIP) is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals who have been convicted of crimes they did not commit in the state of Georgia. Our mission is to prevent and correct wrongful convictions while also connecting freed clients to resources to rebuild their lives.

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