Accepted Cases
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Accepted Cases

As of July 1, 2010, the clinic has accepted 18 cases:


1. DESHAWN & MARVIN REED
Wrongfully Convicted: August 27, 2001
Exonerated: July 8, 2009
Wayne County


2. DWAYNE PROVIENCE
Wrongfully Convicted: February 21, 2001
Exonerated: April 14, 2010
Wayne County


3. JULIE BAUMER
Wrongfully Convicted: November 10, 2001
Exonerated: October 15, 2010
Macomb County


4. LORINDA SWAIN
Wrongfully Convicted: August 20, 2002
Calhoun County


5. MARK CRAIGHEAD
Wrongfully Convicted: August 5, 2002
Wayne County


6. KARL VINSON
Wrongfully Convicted: May 29, 1986
Wayne County


7. THOMAS CRESS
Wrongfully Convicted: June 5, 1985
Sentence Commuted: December 28, 2010
Calhoun County


8. KEITH ROBINSON
Wrongfully Convicted: April 18, 1996
Wayne County


9. TERRY CAESOR
Wrongfully Convicted: January 17, 2006
St. Clair County


10. SELESA LIKINE
Wrongfully Convicted: December 22, 2008
Oakland County


11. TEMUJIN KENSU
Wrongfully Convicted: August 3, 1987
St. Clair County


12. DONYELLE FERDINAND WOODS
Wrongfully Convicted: March 31, 2004
Wayne County


13. David Lee GavittWrongfully Convicted: April 18, 1986
Ionia County


14. DAWAN TYNER
Wrongfully Convicted: February 16, 2007
Wayne County


15. JUSTLY JOHNSON
Wrongfully Convicted: January 12, 2000
Wayne County


16. KENDRICK SCOTT
Wrongfully Convicted: January 12, 2000
Wayne County


17. VICTOR CAMINATA
Wrongfully Convicted: May 14, 2009
Wexford County


18. Jeff Titus
Wrongfully Convicted: 2002
Kalamazoo County

Application for Prisoners 
A PDF version of the Innocence Clinic's application is available. Prisoners or their relatives may complete the application.
When completing the application, applicants are encouraged to:

• Make sure the completed application is legible. Feel free to use a typewriter if needed.
• Be clear about relevant documents. Please make it clear who has the relevant documents listed in the application. For example, applicants might have their trial transcripts, but their mothers might have pertinent medical records. 

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