Two years ago, on October 16, 2023 , the world lost Leonard Cure , a man who survived 16 years of wrongful imprisonment only to be killed by law enforcement during a routine traffic stop in Georgia. On this solemn anniversary, Attorney Ben Crump joined Seth Miller , Executive Director of the Innocence Project of Florida , for a robust conversation on Leonard’s life, legacy, and the unfinished work of justice. “Without the Innocence Project, the world would have written him o

By: IPF Interns, Joziah Burnett and Nina Mansilla International Wrongful Conviction Day (IWCD) is observed every year on October 2nd ....

In a powerful and urgent gathering, advocates and changemakers from the Innocence Project of Florida , Equal Justice USA , LatinoJustice...

By: Skylar Gutin Behind every wrongful conviction lies a life interrupted—but never lost. At the Innocence Project of Florida, we see our...

Since our inception in 2003, we’ve had the privilege of helping many men and women who were wrongfully convicted and truly innocent....

By: Miya C. Dennis Racial disparities in the criminal legal system have perpetuated harmful stereotypes that black and brown communities...

By: Skylar Gutin “I went 8 Valentine’s Day’s with a broken heart. Valentine’s Day isn’t just about romance; it’s about love. Family is...

By Sanhita Sheth “But it does leave its scars, and I’m definitely a different person now than when I went in.” Mass incarceration...

On Monday, July 29, 2024, Florida Fourth Judicial Circuit Court Judge James Daniel issued a 16-page written order overturning the...

By Sydney Richner Despite being the “land of the free,” the United States incarceration rates continue to top global charts, with more...