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Wrongfully Convicted Man Now Free, Thanks to Law Professors and Students

The Prison Letters Project: Considering Past Trauma

The case of Ivié DeMolina, convicted for her part in two murders, raises difficult questions about appropriate punishments for serious crimes.

A letter to a CT journalist helped set a prisoner free. Here's how a letters project benefits many more inmates. – Hartford Courant

Yutico Briley wrote to journalist and Yale Law School lecturer Emily Bazelon, seeking help to get out of prison. What grew from their correspondence is the Prison Letters Project, aiming to answer letters from incarcerated people.

Prison Letters Project Responds to Incarcerated People

The Prison Letters Project seeks to amplify the voices of incarcerated individuals by ensuring every letter from a person in prison is answered.

The Prison Letters Project

Emily Bazelon knew she would receive more letters after the exoneration of Yutico Briley. With the help of a group of students at Yale Law School, their claims of innocence will be heard.