The 50 For 50 Freedom Run
Columbus woman runs 50 miles on her 50th Birthday to raise money for GIP
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.
Georgia inmate freed after 43 years for crime he denies committing Outlet: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Author: Bill Rankin Published: 5/15/2020 Read: Here
Columbus murder suspect granted new trial could walk free after 43 years in prison Outlet: Ledger-Enquirer Author: Tim Chitwood Published: 5/11/2020 Read: Here
Georgia Supreme Court Rules in Favor of GIP Client Johnny Lee Gates! Johnny Lee Gates has spent 43 years imprisoned for a crime he did not commit; 26 of those years were on death row. Learn more about Mr. Gates’s case here. In 2018, Georgia Innocence Project and our co-counsel at the Southern Center for …
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Inmate granted new trial in 1976 rape, murder of 19-year-old Columbus woman Outlet: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Author: Shaddi Abusaid Published: 3/13/2020 Read: Here
After death sentence and 43 years in prison, Columbus man will get new trial in murder case Outlet: Ledger-Enquirer Author: Tim Chitwood Published: 3/13/2020 Read: Here
All-white Jury, DNA Evidence may get convicted Georgia man new trial after 42 years Outlet: Columbus Ledger-Enquirer Author: Tim Chitwood Published: 8/14/2019 Read: Here Johnny Lee Gates
I am thrilled to report that a Muscogee County Court recently ordered that our client Johnny Lee Gates is entitled to a new trial! Mr. Gates is a black man who was convicted by an intentionally all-white jury of the 1976 rape, robbery and murder of a white woman in Columbus, Georgia. He has fought …