CSU Wrongful Conviction Clinic

Isaiah Andrews never stopped fighting for justice—for himself or others—even after the system stole decades of his life.

Now, Isaiah’s legacy continues to live on through a new initiative built in partnership with the FG+G attorneys who proudly stood by him.

Join us to honor Isaiah’s life and to learn more about the life-changing work of the Terry Gilbert Wrongful Conviction Clinic. This event is free and open to the public, hosted in partnership with CSU College of Law.

June 10, 2025 | 5 p.m.
CSU College of Law, Moot Court Room
1801 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44115

Come show your support for the Ohio 4!
For those interested in transportation from Cleveland, there is a bus leaving this Wednesday promptly at 10am from Comma Club: 589 E. 185th, Euclid, OH.

Did you know Cuyahoga is among the top 10 counties with the most wrongful convictions? This giving Tuesday, please make a donation to the CSU Law Terry Gilbert Wrongful Conviction Clinic to support our work to free the wrongfully convicted in Ohio!

Thank you to Community Leader magazine for featuring the .wrongful.conviction Clinic’s important work in their November issue!

October 2nd is International Wrongful Conviction Day! Please make a donation to support the Wrongful Conviction Clinic’s efforts to free the innocent! Link in bio.

Support Voices of Injustice as they raise awareness about wrongful convictions and take their personal stories of wrongful incarceration to the stage on October 11th at CSU Law. Purchase tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-lynched-among-us-by-voices-of-injustice-tickets-947061154407?utm_experiment=test_share_listing&aff=ebdsshios

Thank you to for the opportunity to speak at their White Collar Retreat regarding wrongful convictions in Ohio, and especially to , President of .of.injustice, for providing his important insight and personal perspective on this issue—on his birthday no less!

We had a wonderful time with X-Freedom Studio volunteering at the Exoneree Home on a beautiful day. Looking forward to next time!