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Bringing much-needed attention to the plight of Innocent Convicts, and calling for transparency in the administration of Justice.
Special thanks to The Boston Foundation for their generous donation to help The Innocent Convicts stay
operational during this pandemic.
A Virtual gathering on Thursday, Aug. 20, 2020 from 5-7 PM brought to you by The Innocent convicts and the African American Coalition Committee (A.A.C.C.).
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On June 11, 2019, Darrell Diamond Jones regained Freedom after having served 32 years in prison out of a Natural Life sentence. He was left there to die over a false conviction. As part of his hopes to educate the public about wrongful convictions, he created the following Campaign... "NOT IN MY NAME" Commonwealth vs Darrell Jones.
...nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.
{According to - 14th Amendment}
Mission Statement
The mission of The Innocent Convicts is to bring attention to the plight of victims of wrongful imprisonment and call for the unconditional release of all innocent defendants.
Darrell Diamond Jones speaks with various Artists, Entertainers, celebrities and elected officials on the state of the Criminal Justice System.
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"I absolutely identify with the mission. This work is something I am passionate about." Yolanda Morris-Past President of the North Shore NAACP
