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Innocence Project Northwest marks its tenth anniversary
Posted: October 11, 2007 10:20 am
The Innocence Project Northwest is celebrating its tenth anniversary tonight with a benefit celebration and a screening of the documentary “The Trials of Darryl Hunt.” The IPNW, a clinical law program at the University Of Washington School Of Law, has overturned 11 convictions in ten years. The project accepts cases involving DNA evidence and those in which non-DNA evidence can prove innocence. Hunt and his attorneys will be in attendance to mark IPNW’s tenth anniversary and to discuss Hunt’s 19-year battle for freedom.
The screening will take place at 7pm tonight. To buy tickets visit IPNW’s website.
Read more about Darryl Hunt’s case here.
The Innocence Project Northwest is a member of the Innocence Network.
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