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Since 2001, the Northern California Innocence Project — headquartered at Santa Clara University School of Law — has fought to overturn wrongful confictions, providing 33 clients with a new lease on life. (Photos courtesy of Northern California Innocence Project)

On the Northern California Innocence Project’s website, black-and-white portraits and a few simple words tell striking stories of grief and suffering. Zavion Johnson lost 17 years. Jack Sagin lost 34 years. Edelyn Yhip fought five years. 

These are just a few of the 33 clients whose wrongful convictions the Northern California Innocence Project (NCIP) has helped overturn since 2001. 

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