The Northern California Innocence Project at Santa Clara University both advocates for reform of the criminal justice system and works to free people from prison. California may think itself enlightened, but there are terrible miscarriages of justice here. In many areas, politicians and police refuse to face the flaws in the justice system, and the average time for an exoneration is 11 years, meaning it takes 11 years to free an innocent man.
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Antoine Goff Video
Introducing Antoine Goff, wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for 11 years.
Antoine Goff Video
Introducing Antoine Goff, wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for 11 years.
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Ken Foley, 2008
Ken Foley at his sister's home in Manteca.
Ken Foley, 2008
Ken Foley at his sister's home in Manteca.
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Basketball, 2008
Men playing basketball in a city court.
Basketball, 2008
Men playing basketball in a city court.
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Victim II
Recreation of a robbery.
Victim II
Recreation of a robbery.
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Battery
Tasi attacks in a recreation of a robbery.
Battery
Tasi attacks in a recreation of a robbery.
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Little Girl
A little girl in the Mission District of San Francisco.
Little Girl
A little girl in the Mission District of San Francisco.
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Antoine Goff, 2008
Antoine Goff at his home in San Francisco. Goff was wrongfully convicted at age 19 with first degree murder, served 14 years of a 27 years to life sentence before being exonerated in 2003.
Antoine Goff, 2008
Antoine Goff at his home in San Francisco. Goff was wrongfully convicted at age 19 with first degree murder, served 14 years of a 27 years to life sentence before being exonerated in 2003.
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