Illinois Innocence Project (IIP)

Stephanie Kamel and Larry Golden share why the Illinois Innocence Project started, its history and achievements, and how it is working to reduce the number of people who are wrongfully convicted.

Danny Davis was released from prison in November after spending 32 years behind bars for a murder he did not commit.

Brian Beals served 35 years for a shooting he wasn't involved in. Now, he's raising awareness for exoneree compensation.

Brian Beals was 22 when he was arrested for the murder of a 6 year old boy.

Marcus Beach, director of the Wrongful Conviction Awareness and Avoidance Training Program at the Illinois Innocence Project discusses how this training is now mandatory at all Illinois police training academies.

Herman Williams spent more than 28 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of his ex-wife's murder

Illinois Innocence Project client Marilyn Mulero wrongly convicted of murder sues the Chicago Police Department. A Chicago firm is handling the case.

Dr. Larry Golden is one of the founders of the Illinois Innocence Project. He spoke to Community Voices about how his early interests in civil rights activism led him on a path to helping innocent individuals exit the prison system.

Dr. Larry Golden is one of the founders of the Illinois Innocence Project. He spoke to Community Voices about how his early interests in civil rights activism led him on a path to helping innocent individuals exit the prison system.

John Hanlon, executive/legal director of the Illinois Innocence Project (IIP), joins Bea Bonner to learn the latest in exonerations and activities at IIP.…