Innocence Project’s Post

Very informative

Thanks for sharing

This statistic is confusing to me. I would think that exoneration only happens when a crime has not been committed. Is the point that only 27% of women exonerated were convicted of crimes that actually took place, but were committed by someone else and the woman convicted was falsely identified?

Do you also know that Hispanic woman are the one given the longest sentence.

Never. Took. Place. At. All. Let that sink in.

This is why I wrote my legal thriller, Unshackled- about moms in prison and the importance of reuniting them with their children.

Thanks for sharing

Be prepared for an onslaught of appellate decision-making now that some states are interpreting their laws to punish women who have had miscarriages or problematic pre-term births. (Alabama, CA, OK, etc.) In one egregious recent example, a woman naturally miscarried a very early pregnancy at home and disposed of the results herself, not knowing what else to do. They want to charge her with "abusing a corpse." (This was not a viable pregnancy.). The war on women is real.