The Unexonerated
So you or someone you love has been accused of a crime, and duly convicted in a court of law. Yet you insist you or that person is innocent of all charges, and claim you or that person has been wrongly convicted. Right?
Few if anyone will believe you. They likely assume all felons claim innocence to avoid responsibility for their actions (they actually don't). They don't know you or your loved one, or the specifics of this case. They likely don't realize how common wrongful convictions actually are, and how few are ever exonerated.
Any appeals you've attempted have gained you little. Innocence projects might help you, but they're kept busy serving others. "If you're so innocent," others insist, "why aren't you exonerated yet?" Oh, how little do they know.
You try to get on with your life. If not stuck in prison, you're stuck with a second-class citizenship status. Your earning potential is steeply compromised. You can't afford legal services to demonstrate your innocence.
Your options remain few. Until now.
Welcome to Value Relating's Innocence Claim Support.
Evidence-Based Innocence Claim
Estimated Innocence Score
Innocence Claim Support
Our terms of use
To serve you, we need to ask you some personal questions. Knowing these details helps optimize our services to best fit your specific situation and needs.
Innocent of the conviction?
You can stay submitted to power and wait for some lawyers to eventually find the time to discover you’ve been wrongly convicted.
OR…
You can speak truth to power by filling out the Estimated Innocence Form and discover your level of likely innocence with an instant score.
Alternatives to adversariality
1.Check how much compensation you’re eligible for.
2.Post your viable innocence claim online.
3.Automatically calculates degree of viability, compared to other exoneree cases.
4.Use pseudonym and avatar for public view.
5.Upload image & name for signed supporters to see.
6.Invite supporters to view & verify your claim.
7.Request our professional support for your claim.
Notifications sent to those impacted by the wrongful conviction, citing the estimated certainty of your innocence claim.
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Employers who will not hire you because of an errant background check.
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Landlords denying you housing due to an errant background check.
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Consumer reporting agencies passing along the errant background information.
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Bill collectors you cannot afford to pay because of damage to your earning potential.
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Friends and family members impacted by the wrongful conviction.
AVOIDED
EXONERATION
AVOIDED
RESTORATION
AVOIDED
REDEMPTION
ADVERSARIAL EXONERATION
ADVERSARIAL RESTORATION
ADVERSARIAL REDEMPTION
CONCILIATORY EXONERATION
CONCILIATORY RESTORATION
CONCILIATORY REDEMPTION
Contacting employers
Meijer - defer to legal dept
Walmart - uses Hire Right to prescreen
UPS - inflexible exclusion
Kellogg's - defer to NationSearch data
Menard's - open do discussing policy change
Culver's - no longer hiring
U-haul - defer to IntelliCorp
Contacting consumer reporting agencies
NationSearch - no reply yet
Hire Right - liked IDA
IntelliCorp - no opinion on IDA
Contacting state reps
Jon Hoadley, referred IDA to committee
Contacting friendly media
Prison Legal News, press release sent
Contacting mainstream
none scheduled yet
Contacting court
none scheduled yet
irritation
anxiety
depression
guilt
powerlessness
overall impact
Since starting this service, Steph has expressed significant improvement in all wellness levels.
Wellness progress scores
Adversarial "Justice"
old Adversarial Exoneration
Treats individual’s complaint as something the individual is to change within oneself.
old Adversarial Restoration
Typically view problems as something to be personally managed. If suffering from an overbearing boss, psychotherapy helps you adjust. Tries to improve the individual without improving their situation.
old Adversarial Redemption
Understands problems primarily as internal matters apart from external contexts. When complaining about the external part of your pressing problem, you are likely told to take responsibility for your choices and actions.
TransJudicial Alternatives
new Conciliatory Exoneration
Problems that persist tend to stem from unresolved needs where access to resources to resolve such needs remain out of one's personal control.
new Conciliatory Restoration
View problems as persistently unresolved needs, where access to resources to resolve such needs remain out of one's personal control. Treats relationship to improve access to resources to resolve these needs.
new Conciliatory Redemption
Treats context of power differentials behind personal problems, as part of larger systemic approach for shared improving. Measurably decreases depression and anxiety as context improves to resolve underlying needs.
Speaking Your Truth of Impacted Needs to Power
ASSESSMENTS identifying your impacted needs
Assessed EMPLOYER's hiring policy, sent for feedback, has yet to reply
Assessed CRA's dispute policy, sent for feedback, has yet to reply
AUDITS expressing your impacted needs
Audited EMPLOYER's hiring process,
AVOWALS addressing your impacted needs
None yet
PRESENT PROBLEM
Professional help to review viable claims of innocence
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fail to keep up with numerous requests to review claims,
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tends to replicate some systemic errors, because such help
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sadly relies on the adversarial justice process.
OFFERED SOLUTION
Value Relating
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provides a calculated estimate of likely factual innocence based on your information,
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helps you build internal and external supports to confront this injustice,
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supports you
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Steph
Michigan 1993
Asexual transperson sentenced for life on sex offender registry
Likely innocence:
89%
Amanda
Vermont 9999
Coerced into plea deal by threats to take her kids away
Likely innocence:
81%
Adversarial justice offers a
lower standard of justice...
RELIEVING PAIN
FOR WINNING SIDE
Deeper justice offers a
higher standard of justice...
RESOLVING NEEDS
ON ALL SIDES
There’s more to justice
than faulting misdeeds.
There can be no justice
without resolving needs.
Support Team
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with 1st week trial period),
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with 1st week trial period),
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to invite to join me in my weekly online support session.
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to invite to join me in my weekly online support session.
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to invite input how to best utilize any increase in income.
