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Not All Exonerees Walked Out of Prison

13 men have been released in Florida after spending, on average, 20 years wrongfully imprisoned until DNA testing proved their innocence.

12 walked out into the bright light of freedom.

1 did not.

Tragically, Frank Lee Smith died of cancer while on death row – just 11 months prior to being exonerated.

Are there more innocent people in Florida prisons? Yes.

Without assistance, what are their chances of being released? Slim.

Does your support make a difference? Absolutely.

Learn how.

Training Sponsored by IPF, FACDL and FPDA

This full-day litigation training for Florida defenders will provide: Learn more.

Celebration Planned for April 2012

April 27, 2012
Four Seasons Hotel, Miami

We hope you will join us for our inaugural celebration dinner commemorating the inspiring stories of the 13 men who have been exonerated... Learn more.


Unlock the Truth

Meet two Florida DNA exonerees, William Dillon and James Bain, in IPF's video, Unlock the Truth.

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Florida Innocence Commission Meeting January 22nd, 2012

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Four Chicago Men Will Not Face Retrial January 19th, 2012

Michael Saunders, Terrill Swift, Vincent Thames and Harold Richardson were all teenagers in 1994 when they were convicted of the rape and murder of 30-year-old Nina Glover in Chicago. DNA evidence discovered last May linked convicted murderer Johnny Douglas to... Read More >



Weekly Update January 19th, 2012

New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo called for an expansion of the DNA database in his State of the State speech this month. His call would expand DNA collection to include all felony convictions and all penal law misdemeanors, expanding... Read More >

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