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The Innocence Project is an eight-part television drama series created by BBC Northern Ireland and first broadcast on BBC One on 9 November 2006. The series follows the work of Professor Jon Ford (Lloyd Owen), who sets up The Innocence Project, peopled entirely by a hand-picked group of law students. They take on cases pro bono that no one else will handle, or those that have been forgotten or given up on, working…
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- NYS 1:2019cv01574 docketText · 2019
- NYS 1:2019cv01574 docketText · 2019
- West Bloomfield 911 – Episode 374 “Helping Free the Innocent”Video · 2016
- Freeing Wrongly Convicted Alaskans and Preventing Future Injustice - Jory Knott, Executive Director, Alaska Innocence ProjectAudio · 2025
- Q&A Innocence Project Executive Director Christina Swarns on Getting Justice for the Wrongfully Convicted : CSPAN : December 22, 2024 11:00pm-12:01am ESTVideo · 2024
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