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Members of the Organization of Exonerees wear t-shirts displaying the exact number of years they spent wrongfully incarcerated for crimes they did not commit. All the t-shorts are black and the numbers are on the back. The far left on says 9 years. The one next to it says 19 years and 10 months. The next one also says 9 years and the last says 16 years.
Organization of Exonerees
Gemini saidMichigan exonerees launch a mobile app to provide a digital roadmap for the wrongfully convicted, who often face immediate release with no support. By offering peer networks and essential resource guides, the platform aims to bridge the gap for individuals navigating a world that has changed drastically during their years of imprisonment.
A black-and-white collage with three horizontal layers. The top image features a high-security fence with razor wire and a transport van. A jagged, torn-paper strip is overlaid across the center with the text: "not only wrong but also fundamentally unfair." The bottom image is a sign for the "GEO North Lake Processing Center" located at 1805 West 32nd Street. The sign and surrounding ground are covered in a layer of snow, with trees visible in the background.
North Lake Processing Center courtesy of Alicia Dickham (top) and Dale Dalman (bottom). Screenshot of judge’s order (middle) in Lopez-Campos v. Raycraft. Collage by Adam Yahya Rayes and Kalloli Bhatt | Michigan Public
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