Wrongfully convicted, Artis Whitehead is free after 21 years but fettered
Wrongfully convicted, Artis Whitehead is free after 21 years but fettered
Shelby County DA will not stand in way of 2002 Beale Street robbery case getting new trial.
Official Statement regarding Tyre Nichols
As we said in 2020, to those fighting injustice: We will continue to stand with you.
Meet TIP Advisory Council Member Amy Mohan
The Tennessee Innocence Project has an Advisory Council of 19 community members, who support the organization in a variety of ways. Advisory Council Member Amy Mohan of Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison joined the Advisory Council in 2019. Learn more about Amy and her involvement.
Tennessee Innocence Project Treasurer: Joey Fuson
Board Treasurer Joey Fuson joined the Tennessee Innocence Project Board of Directors to use his skills to serve the community. In criminal practice, “You often find yourself in the trenches, I wanted to step out and do something for the greater good,” he explained.
Tennessee Innocence Project Hosts Inspired by Innocence Oct. 27th
Tennessee Innocence Project will hold its biggest event of the year, the 2022 Inspired by Innocence fundraiser on October 27th at the Music City Center. The music will showcase innocence work across the State and highlight the organization’s four exonerees; honor exemplary legal professionals in the community; and feature a keynote address from Roger Mitchell, Jr. MD FCAP.
TIP’s First Memphis Event Covered by the Commercial Appeal
“Although [TIP] is based in Nashville, [Executive Director Jessica] Van Dyke knew in 2019 Memphis and Shelby County would be a big part of [its] work.”
-The Commercial Appeal