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In 2020, Terrance Lewis received a $6.25M settlement from the City of Philadelphia.
His fight didn’t end there. He founded The Liberation Foundation to advocate for the wrongfully convicted and support reentry efforts.
His fight didn’t end there. He founded The Liberation Foundation to advocate for the wrongfully convicted and support reentry efforts.
November 25, 2024 at 12:15 AM
In 2020, Terrance Lewis received a $6.25M settlement from the City of Philadelphia.
His fight didn’t end there. He founded The Liberation Foundation to advocate for the wrongfully convicted and support reentry efforts.
His fight didn’t end there. He founded The Liberation Foundation to advocate for the wrongfully convicted and support reentry efforts.
In 2019, after 21 years of wrongful imprisonment, a judge overturned Lewis's conviction, declaring him “actually innocent.”
The decision came after the eyewitness recanted, exposing police coercion and systemic injustice.
This wasn’t justice delayed—it was justice denied.
The decision came after the eyewitness recanted, exposing police coercion and systemic injustice.
This wasn’t justice delayed—it was justice denied.
November 25, 2024 at 12:15 AM
In 2019, after 21 years of wrongful imprisonment, a judge overturned Lewis's conviction, declaring him “actually innocent.”
The decision came after the eyewitness recanted, exposing police coercion and systemic injustice.
This wasn’t justice delayed—it was justice denied.
The decision came after the eyewitness recanted, exposing police coercion and systemic injustice.
This wasn’t justice delayed—it was justice denied.