Innocence Project at UVA School of Law

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The Innocence Project at UVA School of Law is a legal clinic in which law students, supervised by faculty and attorneys, investigate and litigate potential wrongful convictions to seek exoneration for incarcerated individuals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf innocence organization
legal clinic
university-affiliated program
academicLevel graduate legal education
affiliatedWith University of Virginia School of Law
beneficiary incarcerated individuals claiming innocence
country United States
educates law students about post-conviction practice
law students about wrongful convictions
educationalRole experiential learning clinic for law students
emphasis criminal justice reform
protection of the wrongfully convicted
field criminal law
post-conviction litigation
wrongful convictions
focus claims of actual innocence
exoneration of wrongfully convicted prisoners
post-conviction relief
hasTypeOfWork case screening and evaluation
factual investigation
legal research and writing
pro bono legal representation
language English
legalProcess clemency applications
habeas corpus petitions
motions for new trial
post-conviction proceedings
locatedIn Charlottesville, Virginia
method case investigation
collaboration with experts
impact litigation
operatedBy University of Virginia
partOf University of Virginia School of Law clinical program
purpose investigate potential wrongful convictions
litigate post-conviction claims
provide legal education to law students
seek exoneration for incarcerated individuals
relatedTo Innocence Network
sector nonprofit legal services
studentParticipation law students assist in litigation
law students investigate cases
supervisionBy faculty
practicing attorneys
uses investigative techniques
litigation strategies

Referenced by (2)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Duke University School of Law ("Wrongful Convictions Clinic")
University of Virginia School of Law
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