Jarrett Adams, from wrongful conviction to legal advocate

Jared Adams shares his journey from being wrongfully convicted at 17 to becoming an attorney. He highlights the racial bias in his case, the support from his family, and his determination to learn the law. With the help of the Innocence Project, his conviction was overturned. He pursued a law degree and now advocates for others who have been wronged by the justice system, emphasizing the importance of using personal experiences to fuel positive change.

What was the main reason Jared Adams was wrongfully convicted?

• Lack of evidence

• Racial bias

• Confession under duress

• Mistaken identity

How did Jared Adams begin to fight for his innocence while in prison?

• By writing a book about his experience

• By hiring a new lawyer

• By protesting his conviction

• By studying law and reaching out to the Innocence Project

What degree did Jared Adams pursue after his conviction was overturned?

• Criminal Justice

• Psychology

• Political Science

• Sociology

What motivated Jared Adams to open his own law practice?

• Personal experiences and desire to help others

• Interest in corporate law

• Financial gain

• Family tradition

In which state did Jared Adams help exonerate another wrongfully convicted person?

• California

• New York

• Texas

• Wisconsin