No notices have gone out about the new Innocence Clinic launched in a joint effort between The John Marshall Law School and the University of Illinois at Chicago. But that hasn't stopped the news from spreading. "The word is out," said John Marshall Professor Ralph Ruebner, who received four letters from prisoners last week alone. The clinic's mission is to investigate claims of innocence by prisoners serving life or long-term sentences in Illinois.
January 28, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
No notices have gone out about the new Innocence Clinic launched quietly this month in a joint effort between The John Marshall Law School and the University of Illinois at Chicago. But that hasn’t stopped the “prisoner’s network” from spreading the news.
“The word is out,” said John Marshall Professor Ralph Ruebner, who received four letters from prisoners this week alone.
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