
We provide a forum for education and dialogue among students, professors, and members of the legal community regarding the common causes of wrongful conviction of the innocent and run an Innocence Project at Washington & Lee University School of Law.
SVIP allows students to participate in ongoing cases involving possible innocence, from reviewing cases to filing motions for DNA testing within the Virginia court system. Meet the SVIP Board:
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Supervising Attorney / Faculty Advisor |
Professor Jonathan Shapiro |
| Lara Gass | President | 2014 | gass.l@law.wlu.edu |
| Katie Gray | Co-Vice President | 2013 | gray.k@law.wlu.edu |
| Maise Osteen | Co-Vice President | 2014 | osteen.m@law.wlu.edu |
| Liz Pohm | Treasurer | 2013 | pohm.e@law.wlu.edu |
| Emerald Berg | Events Chair | 2013 | berg.e@law.wlu.edu |
| Kyle Dolinsky | Secretary | 2014 | dolinsky.k@law.wlu.edu |
For more information about SVIP, our membership, and SVIP in the news, visit our Facebook Group.
The Southwest Virginia Innocence Project at Washington & Lee University School of Law is affiliated with the Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project.
If you believe you or a family member could benefit from our services, please contact us at:
Southwest Virginia Innocence Project
Washington & Lee School of Law
Sydney Lewis Hall
Lexington, VA 24450