Pursuing Justice

Mal Ragunathan  works with the Pennsylvania Innocence Project in  the role of educator and social worker helping  people leaving prison to  transition back into society. The project is located at Temple University in  Philadelphia. It was started in 2009.

Attorney with Pennsylvania Innocence Project.

Clay Waterman is an attorney  with Pennsylvania Innocence Project .

CEO and Founder of HUMAN RIGHTS FOR KIDS in Washington, D.C.

CEO and Founder of HUMAN RIGHTS FOR KIDS in Washington, D.C.

A survivor of traffiking as a child, Sara served 19 years in a California prison.

A survivor of traffiking as a child, Sara served 19 years in a California prison. She was released, became an author and works for the nonprofit "Human Rights for Kids".

Co-founder of the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia in 1975; key player in landmark decisions banning life without parole for juveniles and the juvenile death penalty.

Co-founder of the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia in 1975; key player in landmark decisions banning life without parole for juveniles and the juvenile death penalty.

Abd'allah was sentenced to Life Without Parole at the age of 17. He served 31 years. He is now Deputy Director at the  Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth.

Abd'allah was sentenced to Life Without Parole at the age of 17. He served 31 years. He is now Deputy Director at the Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth.

Exonerated in 2006 having been falsely accused of murder at age 17. Spent 17 years in prison. Started his own foundation to help others who have been wrongly accused.

Exonerated in 2006 having been falsely accused of murder at age 17. Spent 17 years in prison. Started his own foundation to help others who have been wrongly accused.

Exonerated in 2006 having been falsely accused of murder at age 17. Spent 17 years in prison. Started his own foundation to help others who have been wrongly accused.

Jia Wertz is an award-winning documentary filmmaker. Directed "Conviction" on Amazon Prime about Jeffrey Deskovic.

Ross Miller is on staff at the Quattrone Center, an organization based at the University of  Pennsylvania. The organization was launched in 2013.

Dr. Heaton is the Academic Director at the Quattrone Center.

Marissa is the Assistant Director at the  Quattrone Center. She was head of the Pennsylvania Innocence Project for 10 years.

John Hollway is Dean at UPenn School of Law and Director of  the  Quattrone Center for the Fair Administration of Justice in Philadelphia. Dean Hollway is the author of: Killing Time: An 18 Year Odyssey from Death Row to Freedom. That book won the National Independent  Book Award for non fiction in 2011.

Randall is a founding member of Witness to Innocence. He spent 3 1/2 years on Death Row in Alabama.

Perry spent nine Years on Death Row as an innocent man. It took 5 trials to declare him innocent.

Lawyer spent 2 years on Death Row and 8 more years in prison as an innocent man. He was released in 1982. He is a member of a nonprofit organization supporting exonerees released from Death Row. The organization was founded by Sister Helen Prejean in 2003 and based in Philadelphia,  PA. These podcasts comprise a series of interviews with men who did time on Death Row.

Indiana's New Compensation Statute; New Discoveries in Fire Science.

Justis4JustUs: an organization founded by Kristine to help exonerees transition back into society after prison.