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Dear folks: We are
admittedly late with this issue. I, Clara, had devoted most of my time to
raising money so that we would not be classified as a private foundation,
for that would be a very bad outcome for us. The good news is that we did
succeed in passing the test for public support. |
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A six issue membership to
Justice: Denied
magazine cost $18 for prisoners and $30 for all other people and
organizations. (See note below) Prisoners can pay with stamps and
pre-stamped envelope. A sample issue costs $3. An information packet will
be sent with requests that include a 37¢ stamp or a pre-stamped envelope
(Please write INFO on the envelope). Write: Justice Denied, PO Box 881,
Coquille, OR 97423 |
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If you have a story of
wrongful conviction that you want to share, please read and follow the
Submission Guidelines on page 24. Cases of
wrongful conviction submitted in accordance with
Justice: Denied’s
guidelines will be considered for publication. Be sure and submit a case
story to the person listed on page 24 for the state where the person is
imprisoned or living. CAUTION!
Story submissions sent to Justice:
Denied’s Coquille, OR address
will be returned
to you! If page 24 is missing, send a 37¢ stamp with a request for an
information packet to the address listed in the first paragraph.
Justice: Denied does not promise that it
will publish any given story, because each story must pass a review
process involving a number of staff members. |
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Justice: Denied
is published by the Justice Institute, a 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization. If you want to financially support the important work of
publicizing wrongful convictions, tax deductible contributions can be made
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The Justice Institute |
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Clara Boggs, Editor in
Chief and Publisher |
