The California Innocence Project’s 660 mile Innocence March from San Diego to Sacramento to ask for clemency for the “California 12” is reaching the halfway point. Today the team marched through Santa Barbara County toward Pismo Beach where they will rest at the home of Exoneree John Stoll. Here is an article and video about one of the cases–Kimberly Long http://www.takepart.com/article/2013/05/20/innocence-project-kimberly-longs-in-prison-while-killer-walks-free
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Several years ago I got an unusual request. A former prison warden wanted to volunteer for the California Innocence Project. I was cautious at first, but soon learned what a great resource and great person Jim Allen is. Read here what he thinks about the plight of the wrongfully convicted.
http://www.takepart.com/article/2013/05/09/San-Quentin-prison-crosses-paths-with-the-innocence-march
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