Midwest Innocence Project, which helped free Kansas and Missouri's wrongfully convicted, may close

Дата публикации: 15-07-2026 21:00:00

The work of the Midwest Innocence Project has resulted in 18 people freed or exonerated from prison, including several in Missouri and Kansas. But the nonprofit that provides pro bono legal work is in jeopardy due to a loss in federal grants and other financial strains.

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