The Ohio Innocence Project is a center and clinic at the University of Cincinnati College of Law that works to free innocent Ohioans who were wrongly convicted. The site includes an OIP Client Intake Form for people seeking help and a section on freed clients and exonerees, and the project has marked its 20th anniversary at UC.
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