About
The Idaho Innocence Project (IIP) is part of the Forensic Justice Project at Boise State University.
Our mission is to correct and prevent wrongful convictions in Idaho through case investigation, litigation, research, and education.
As part of the Forensic Justice Project (FJP) at Boise State University, we have helped free more than three-dozen wrongfully convicted prisoners in Idaho, other states, and around the world. We helped start innocence organizations in Montana, Oregon, Ireland and France, and work on DNA in cases with more than 30 other Innocence organizations. We train police, judges, lawyers, students, and members of the public through courses, professional development, and outreach activities. Dr. Hampikian’s DNA laboratory at Boise State University offers DNA analysis for cases accepted through both the IIP and FJP (cases outside of Idaho).
Staff and Volunteers
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Jamie Ellsworth
Legal Advisor
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Dr. Greg Hampikian
Executive Director
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Greg Silvey
Senior Consulting Counsel
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Dan Cohn
Licensed Private Investigator
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Dave Henry
Case Investigator and Administrator
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Andrea Frazier
Investigator
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Mike Stilton
Investigator
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Sam Newton
Assistant Professor of Law
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Jessalyn Hopkin
Attorney
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Jennifer Cummins
Attorney
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Brooke Kenney
Legal Intern
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Janet Layne
Forensic DNA Analyst
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Layce Johnson
Research
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Joshua Jacobs
Technology Director