Chicago Police Commander Jon Burge and his crew tortured false confessions out of hundreds of Black men. Decades later, the survivors fought for reparations. trib.al/zHjt8O9

Huge congratulations to GNIP! We are celebrating Mr. Rhodes' homecoming in NC-- Welcome home!

Please help us celebrate Mr. Leroy Spruill today! 🎈🎉🎁

Racial injustices exist in every aspect of the U.S. criminal legal system, but there is a particularly stark racial disparity in rates of wrongful convictions for drug crimes. Because drug crimes are almost never reported, police choose who to pursue for drug offenses... (1/3)

stltoday.com/news/local/cri… Welcome home, Mr. Johnson! And a big congratulations to Midwest Innocence Project from the Center-- keep seeking truth in justice! #actualinnocence #freedom

The Center wishes a very happy 13 years of #freedom to Greg Taylor! #FreedomDay 🥳

The Center is proud to have helped Greg Taylor obtain his freedom and be declared innocent. As a member of our Board of Directors, he continues to help others still incarcerated for crimes they did not commit. greensboro.com/news/local/a-l…

Help us celebrate Bobby Bragg’s 70th Birthday!! We wish we could celebrate with him in person this year. Bobby has spent 27 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. We will never stop fighting to bring him home!

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On March 18, 1963, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its landmark decision in Gideon v. Wainwright. The Center has seen first-hand that qualified, competent counsel is critical to safeguarding the rights of the accused and protecting innocent clients from being wrongfully convicted.

Happy Birthday to our client, Harold Godwin! Harold has been in prison since 1995 for a crime he did not commit. The limitations of postconviction remedies make Harold’s case a difficult one but the Center is considering all potential avenues to pursue in his case.

Kevin Johnson has maintained his innocence since the 2007 shooting of a Durham police officer who was critically injured. The Center is in court this week to try to get Kevin’s wrongful conviction overturned. shorturl.at/zEHJX

Welcome Home, Kevin!

In 1988, Small was charged with killing a woman in her store. In 2016, represented by the Center, a judge set Small free. Small says what he gained in compensation will never replace what he lost, including the death of his mother while he was in prison. tinyurl.com/tv8myv4r

Is this part of the Durham Police Department's training of "How to prevent people from seeing what you're doing illegally"?