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Innocence Project of Florida
Unlock The Truth | Wrongful Conviction
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# Innocence Project of Florida
> Unlock The Truth | Wrongful Conviction
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## Posts
- [Remembering Thomas Gilbert: A Fight for Freedom That Never Ended](https://www.floridainnocence.org/remembering-thomas-gilbert-a-fight-for-freedom-that-never-ended/): It is with profound sadness that we share that our client, Thomas Gilbert, passed away on August 30, 2026, while still incarcerated. Thomas spent more than half a century in prison for a crime IPF has long maintained he did not commit. He was just 20 years old when he was arrested in 1973 and
- [A Legacy of Care, A New Chapter for Transition Services](https://www.floridainnocence.org/a-legacy-of-care-a-new-chapter-for-transition-services/): Honoring Anthony Scott as he enters retirement, celebrating Jaime Kershaw’s new leadership, and welcoming Michaela Rollins to IPF At the Innocence Project of Florida, freedom has never ended at the prison gate. Walking free after years or decades of wrongful incarceration is an extraordinary moment, but it is also the beginning of a new journey.
- [A Life Sentence. An Acquittal. 0.7 Grams of Marijuana: IPF Seeks to Correct a Decades-Long Injustice](https://www.floridainnocence.org/a-life-sentence-an-acquittal-0-7-grams-of-marijuana-ipf-seeks-to-correct-a-decades-long-injustice/): For more than two decades, we have worked to find and free innocent people incarcerated across our state. But sometimes, the call to pursue justice comes in a different form. The Conviction Review Unit of the State Attorney’s Office for Florida’s 17th Judicial Circuit reached out to IPF for assistance in the case of Charles
- [In order to best serve others, you must first fortify yourself.](https://www.floridainnocence.org/in-order-to-best-serve-others-you-must-first-fortify-yourself/): In the last several years, I have spent a lot of time thinking about these words. When someone chooses a career of service, no matter the type, there is often a tendency to believe that you can’t truly serve others unless you become truly selfless. For the last almost 18 years, I have had the
- [The Journey Begins](https://www.floridainnocence.org/the-journey-begins/): And I'm Off A sabbatical, particularly mine, is an odd thing. In my entire almost 18 years at IPF, I haven’t really ever unplugged. There’s always been something to do, an email to respond to, some decision to make, even if I was on a vacation. The timing of this sabbatical correlates directly with the
- [139 Miles Down!](https://www.floridainnocence.org/139-miles-down/): Greetings from Grañon, Spain. I have just finished day 9 of the Camino Frances, having walked over 223 km (139 miles) from the French side of the Pyrenees Mountains to the Rioja wine region of Spain. My feet are weary, but my spirits are very
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