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Innocence Project - Calvin Johnson Accepts Award

Calvin Johnson, Jr. served nearly 16 years in Georgia prisons for a crime he didn't commit. Today, he serves on the Innocence Project Board of Directors. On April 24, 2007, he accepted the first an...  
 
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MdWrongfulCovicted (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I give high praise to the Innocence Project and all organizations associated with help exonerating wrongfully imprisoned persons, I was convicted "wrongfully" in 1975 and served 10 years...There was no organizations or agencies willing to take a chance at investigating wrongful imprisonment claims then..Thank You... Mr. Leslie A. Vass
BoratKazakstan (1 year ago) Show Hide
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i don´t know u.
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...but I hope you´ll have a great life.

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TexasInjustice (1 year ago) Show Hide
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When miscarriages of justice like these occur, we must have a mechanism for investigating and addressing their root causes. When we study our criminal justice system in Texas and take necessary measures to improve the quality of justice administered, we not only reduce the chances of convicting the innocent, we increase the chances of convicting the guilty. We also show the World that our justice system is strong enough and has the decency to recognize and repair its own mistakes.

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