Ohio Innocence Project | Ohio Innocence Project
Clifton Ave. And Calhoun St., Cincinnati, OH 45221
Targets those who meet the following criteria: an Ohio inmate; the inmate claims actual innocence of the convictions (the inmate did not contribute in any way to the commission of the offense). In most cases, the inmate should be serving a lengthy prison sentence because the appeals process can take 5-10 years or longer (however, may be able to help those with shorter sentences on a case-by-case basis). Must have exhausted the legal process.
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M-F: 9:00am-5:00pm.
(513) 556-0752
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Application must be mailed from the inmate (not from friends or family). May write a letter requesting application form which will need to be filled out completely and then mailed back in. Application is also available to be printed from website. May phone for information, if needed.
Free.
Ohio
Description
Seeks to identify potential wrongful convictions from Ohio courts where other remedies have failed. Screens applications and conducts investigations to evaluate innocence claims by analyzing the reliability of the evidence presented at trial.
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Ohio Innocence Project
Seeks to identify potential wrongful convictions from Ohio courts where other remedies have failed.