US EditionFrom Incarceration to Innocence: Richmond Law Students Help Reclaim Lives
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From Incarceration to Innocence: Richmond Law Students Help Reclaim Lives
The University of Richmond's Institute for Actual Innocence achieved two significant victories: President Biden commuted Leshay Rhoton's sentence after 12.5 years of a 20-year term for a non-violent drug offense, and Marvin Grimm was exonerated after 45 years of wrongful imprisonment. The Institute handles cases involving clemency and actual innocence, highlighting systemic issues in Virginia's legal system.
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