Lives Torn Apart by Misconduct
Micah Kimball
Acquitted of first-degree murder after serving 76 days in jail, losing his career, and his reputation.
*Represented by PEP team members.
Korey Wise
Exonerated of sexual assault after nearly 14 years in prison.
*Currently serves on the PEP Board of Directors.
Tom Fallis
Acquitted of second-degree murder after a four-year legal battle.
*Represented by Iris Eytan, PEP CEO.
Cole Stewart
Exonerated of false charges of felony menacing against police officers after a four-year legal battle.
*Represented by PEP team members.
Clarence Moses El
Exonerated after spending 28 years in prison for a crime he did not commit.
A National Problem with Real Consequences
A major form of prosecutorial misconduct – concealing exculpatory evidence — has “reached epidemic proportions in recent years.”
– Alex Kozinski, former Chief Judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
The PEP team has been fighting misconduct for decades.
Iris Eytan
Founding board member and CEO of PEP. As a criminal defense lawyer, Iris has represented thousands of defendants and obtained numerous acquittals in high-profile cases and murder trials.
Korey Wise
Activist, legal reform advocate, and PEP board member. Korey spent almost 14 years in prison for crimes he did not commit.
Jane Fisher-Bryialsen
Founding board member of PEP. Jane represented Korey Wise, of the “Exonerated Five,” who was exonerated after spending more than 13 years in prison.
