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Emily Loubiere Social Work Fellowship
Emily Loubiere Social Work Fellowship
The family of Emily Loubiere and Innocence & Justice Louisiana are proud to announce the creation of the Emily Loubiere Social Work Fellowship. The fellowship honors the life, values, and legacy of Emily Michelle Loubiere and will focus on expanding long-term, trauma-informed support for individuals before and after their release from prison.
$1 million bail set for Keith Ezidore in St. James Parish
$1 million bail set for Keith Ezidore in St. James Parish
A St. James Parish man, who has been imprisoned at the Louisiana State Penitentiary for more than three decades and had his conviction and sentence vacated last year, has had bail set at $1 million. It likely means he’ll remains incarcerated for the foreseeable future, according to his attorneys.
Fundraiser by Amy Hayden : Help us bring Cheri Hayden home!
Fundraiser by Amy Hayden : Help us bring Cheri Hayden home!
Ricky Thomas' Freedom Fund
Ricky Thomas' Freedom Fund
Today, we celebrate the release of Ricky Thomas, who served more than 20 years of a life se… Client Services needs your support for Ricky Thomas' Freedom Fund
Ricky Thomas' Amazon Wish List
Ricky Thomas' Amazon Wish List
Sign the #RaiseTheBar Petition
Sign the #RaiseTheBar Petition
Dear Chief Disciplinary Counsel Dotson, We are writing to ask you to hold prosecutors who commit misconduct to account. Louisiana has one of the highest rates of wrongful conviction in the country. According to the National Registry of Exonerations, prosecutorial misconduct happens in Louisiana’s wrongful convictions at twice the national average. Over ninety percent of Louisiana victims of prosecutorial misconduct are Black or Hispanic. However, only one prosecutor has ever been sanctioned by O
On Wrongful Conviction Day, Help Us by Fighting for Prosecutorial Accountability in Louisiana
On Wrongful Conviction Day, Help Us by Fighting for Prosecutorial Accountability in Louisiana
After more than 24 years as Innocence Project New Orleans, and after much careful deliberation with our staff, board, clients, and allies, we are excited to announce our new name: Innocence & Justice Louisiana. Our new name and new brand reflect the full scope of the work we have been doing: we work across the state of Louisiana freeing people who are innocent and those who are in prison unjustly, supporting them in freedom.
Learn About Our New Name
Learn About Our New Name
After more than 24 years as Innocence Project New Orleans, and after much careful deliberation with our staff, board, clients, and allies, we are excited to announce our new name: Innocence & Justice Louisiana. Our new name and new brand reflect the full scope of the work we have been doing: we work across the state of Louisiana freeing people who are innocent and those who are in prison unjustly, supporting them in freedom.
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