WrongFUL CONVICITION

At Whistle Blower 4 Justice, we believe that justice should be rooted in truth — but for far too many, the system gets it wrong.

Wrongful convictions are not rare mistakes; they are life-altering injustices. Innocent people spend years, sometimes decades, behind bars for crimes they didn’t commit — torn from their families, communities, and futures.

Georgia has seen its share of wrongful convictions — cases later overturned through DNA evidence, witness recantations, or prosecutorial misconduct. These aren’t just isolated incidents. They’re symptoms of a deeper problem: systemic flaws in our justice system that disproportionately affect the poor, the unheard, and people of color.

Whistle Blower 4 Justice exists to shine a light on those flaws.

We stand with the innocent. We advocate for:

Post-conviction relief and exoneration efforts

Stronger accountability for misconduct

Support systems for the wrongfully convicted after release

Public awareness and education on how wrongful convictions happen

📢 Your Voice Matters

Many wrongful convictions come to light because someone was brave enough to speak up — a whistleblower, a witness, a juror, a loved one. If you know of injustice, if you see something that doesn’t sit right, don’t stay silent.

Whistle Blower 4 Justice is here to protect and empower those who speak truth to power.

Every Day Counts

Behind every wrongful conviction is a name, a face, a story of lost time. We fight for the freedom of the innocent — and for a justice system that values integrity over conviction rates.