John,
In case you missed it, this is your final reminder to take our quick and informative wrongful convictions quiz.
Will you please take a few minutes right now to take the quiz and test your knowledge about wrongful convictions before Wrongful Conviction Day on Oct. 2?
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Thank you,
Innocence Project
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From: Innocence Project
Date: Mon, Sep 15, 2025
Subject: [QUIZ] Test your knowledge of wrongful convictions
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John, while we may not know for certain how many innocent people are in prison at this very moment, experts have estimated that up to 4% of those incarcerated in the U.S. are wrongfully convicted.
That means there could be at least 100,000 innocent people behind bars at this very moment for a crime that they did not commit.
Knowledge is a critical tool in the fight for justice. With Wrongful Conviction Day approaching on Oct. 2, we invite you to sharpen yours. Taking this short quiz is a powerful first step in understanding the systemic failures that lead to injustice and what we can do to fix them. Will you take two minutes to test your knowledge?
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Innocence Project
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