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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
David Struett

Philanthropic group to invest $3.2 million to overturn unjust convictions, support exonerees

Attorney Jarrett Adams, cofounder of Life After Justice, had his own murder conviction overturned after he served 10 years in prison. (Ashlee Rezin/Sun-Times)

Philanthropic group Chicago Beyond has donated $3.2 million to the nonprofit Life After Justice to help it overturn wrongful convictions and support exonerees with mental health programs.

The funding will significantly boost the operations of Life After Justice, a Chicago organization founded by two exonerees that has been running on a volunteer basis.

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