Greg Hampikian

The nonprofit will consider selected cases involving evidence of wrongful conviction.

Charles Fane, who was exonerated through DNA evidence in 2001, joined Amanda Knox and forensic scientist Greg Hampikian in Boise to welcome the work.

For our final piece, imagine helping create a community garden rule.

Every plot holder must attend a Saturday work session.

The Idaho Innocence Project has been shuttered for more than two years because of a lack of funding.

However, on September 17th, FAME joined Innocence Project founder Greg Hampikian and fellow exoneree Amanda Knox to usher in a new group continuing the work of overturning wrongful convictions.

The Innocence Center Executive Director Mike Samanchik was admitted to the Idaho Bar on September 18th so that he may work as an attorney for these cases in Idaho.

We're committed to making this happen and making sure that wherever there are innocent people in prison, there's an organization to support them, Samanchik told a small gathering last week to kick off the new work.

The Idaho Innocence Project has been shuttered for more than two years because of a lack of funding.

However, on September 17th, Fain joined Innocence Project founder Greg Hampikian and fellow exoneree Amanda Knox to usher in a new group continuing the work of overturning wrongful convictions.

The Innocence Center executive director, Mike Samanchik, was admitted to the Idaho bar on September 18th so that he may work as an attorney for these cases in Idaho.

We're committed to making this happen and making sure that wherever there are innocent people in prison, there's an organization to support them.