sumuji

If a person is wrongfully convicted, and isn't from or currently serving time in a large city, I guess their chances of getting freed are even slimmer. Seems like most of these overturns happen in places like NYC. What about the wrongfully convicted that are from a more small town/rural setting? Are there firms that focus on a more national level? I mean I'm sure that would entail an insane amount of work just travelling and filtering out all of the people who claim they're innocent but aren't.

Sounds like a good idea but when you think about people that may have been abducted or something you'd could see how Google could be plastering photos of people all over the place that are in a much tighter situation. But they won't do that for obvious reasons