Jarrett Adams: From Wrongful Conviction to Legal Advocate

Jared Adams shares his journey from being wrongfully convicted at 17 to becoming a lawyer. He was sentenced to 28 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit, largely due to racial bias and poor legal defense. Inspired by his family's support, he educated himself in law and reached out to the Innocence Project, which helped overturn his conviction. After his release, Jared pursued a law degree and now works to exonerate others, using his experience to advocate for the wrongfully convicted.

What was the main reason Jared Adams was wrongfully convicted?

• Jury misconduct

• Lack of evidence

• Racial bias

• Witness tampering

What inspired Jared to start studying law while in prison?

• Support from fellow inmates

• The determination of his family

• His desire to become a lawyer

• A visit from a famous attorney

Which organization helped Jared Adams overturn his conviction?

• The NAACP

• The ACLU

• The Legal Aid Society

• The Innocence Project

After his release, what field did Jared Adams pursue in college?

• Political Science

• Sociology

• Criminal Justice

• Psychology

What motivates Jared Adams in his current legal practice?

• Personal fame

• Financial success

• Building a large law firm

• Advocating for the wrongfully convicted