John —

Thanks to this community’s support throughout the past year, our policy team, along with affiliated innocence organizations and other partners across the country, has been able to push forward 21 groundbreaking statewide reforms throughout the country that will help change our criminal legal system.

Hugely consequential things like passing bills that prohibit police deception during juvenile interrogations in Illinois and Oregon, establishing or improving compensation laws for the wrongly convicted in four states, including Maryland and Idaho, ending immunity for law enforcement officials who knowingly break the law in New Mexico, and so much more — none of this would be possible without the help of people like you.

But while we’re celebrating these victories, we know there’s still so much more work to do to make our system more reliable, just and equitable. So we’ve recently been planning out the next campaigns we want to mount, and part of that means going through our records. Before we start crunching all the numbers, we want to make sure that we have the correct information on file. Here’s what we currently have for you:

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The fight for justice is long, but we must treat it with a sense of urgency. Investing in the Innocence Project means investing in systemic change in the criminal legal system.

If you agree that we need major structural and policy changes to create a better system, then please, make a donation right now.

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— The Innocence Project Team

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