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Montana Innocence Project current client @katieg_justice told her story at a live storytelling event in Missoula on June 27. Her story was one of seven selected to be performed at the @tellussomething “Didn’t See That Coming” showcase.

A study conducted by the Council of State Governments Justice Center documents disparities facing Indigenous peoples in Montana's criminal legal system. Swipe through to read some of the major findings or go to the link in our bio to see the full study.

The Montana Innocence Project will host a virtual panel on Friday, June 15 from noon – 1 p.m. MST to discuss the implications of Shinn v. Ramirez, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, and Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta on criminal and racial justice. The panel will be moderated by MTIP Executive Director Amy Sings In The Timber and feature MTIP Board Members and criminal defense attorneys Caitlin Boland Aarab, Andrew Huff, and Colin Stephens. Learn more at the link in our bio!

Montana Innocence Project client Aaron Oliphant has been wrongfully incarcerated at Montana State Prison for five years, and he is about to begin his third season on the prison’s wildland firefighting crew.

The Decriminalizing Poverty panel featuring MTIP Executive Director Amy Sings In The Timber is happening now. View the livestream on Missoula Interfaith Collaborative’s Facebook page.

MTIP weighed in on the case surrounding Yellowstone County defendants not being timely assigned representation, by filing an amicus brief in support of the constitutional right to effective assistance of counsel. MTIP Executive Director, Amy Sings In The Timber, and MTIP Board Chair, Randy Bishop, discuss innocence issues impacted by the case and provide an overview of the brief's arguments. See the full story at the link in our bio.

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