A Reflection on 24 Years
Reflect on the impact of 24 years with law school student and spring intern, Hayley.
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Reflect on the impact of 24 years with law school student and spring intern, Hayley.
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Hear firsthand about the experience of interning at Georgia Innocence Project from college senior Ellie.
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The Georgia Innocence Project welcomes the 2023 summer interns. Coming from different parts of the United States, the group of individuals unite to bring their unique backgrounds and skill sets to tackle the injustices within our criminal legal system. Together, they are united by a common passion for addressing wrongful convictions. Here are our wonderful
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What did you learn about wrongful convictions and innocence work throughout the course of your Spring 2018 internship at GIP? I learned that the process of freeing an innocent person takes a long time and DNA technology has come a long way. Now, we have DNA testing that can help jurors reach accurate verdicts at trial.
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Interns – They are the best and, sometimes, the worst thing about being Executive Director of the Georgia Innocence Project. When I started this job I thought my least favorite part of the job would be dealing with the interns. [Honestly, there are moments when that is true. But, thankfully, those moments are few and
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