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even after they get out of prison they still face struggles and hardships 

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even after they get out of prison they still face struggles and hardships 

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these people have even lost the custody of their children 

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these people have even lost the custody of their children 

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they also don't have money, a house, a job, health services, and insurance 

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they also don't have money, a house, a job, health services, and insurance 

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these people also have a criminal record

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these people also have a criminal record

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the government promises many things to these people    

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the government promises many things to these people    

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they provide financial support, help securing housing, medical care, counseling, assistance with education, and reversing any legal punishments like criminal records and regaining the custody of their children

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they provide financial support, help securing housing, medical care, counseling, assistance with education, and reversing any legal punishments like criminal records and regaining the custody of their children

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most people never actually receive all or any of these promises because only 43 of the states have some kind of compensation for a persons wrongful time served in prison

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most people never actually receive all or any of these promises because only 43 of the states have some kind of compensation for a persons wrongful time served in prison

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people also lose their relationships and it is very hard to build them back up again

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people also lose their relationships and it is very hard to build them back up again

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people also face long term struggles like mental illnesses

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people also face long term struggles like mental illnesses

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some people still feel a sense of imprisonment after they are released

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some people still feel a sense of imprisonment after they are released

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they panic while dong normal, everyday tasks. For example one man panics every time he hears a door lock or a door slam 

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they panic while dong normal, everyday tasks. For example one man panics every time he hears a door lock or a door slam 

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these people cope in many different ways most aren't healthy for them

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these people cope in many different ways most aren't healthy for them

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people resort to violence, isolating themselves, preoccupying themselves and sadly even suicide  

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people resort to violence, isolating themselves, preoccupying themselves and sadly even suicide  

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the people wrongfully convicted can sue but most people don't want to spend anymore time in a courtroom

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the people wrongfully convicted can sue but most people don't want to spend anymore time in a courtroom

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in conclusion even after being released they still feel like a prisoner and most of the time they don't get any help

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in conclusion even after being released they still feel like a prisoner and most of the time they don't get any help

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One example of wrongful conviction was the case of David Robinson

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One example of wrongful conviction was the case of David Robinson

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this all started in 2001 when a women named Sheila Box was sadly murdered in her car

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this all started in 2001 when a women named Sheila Box was sadly murdered in her car

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David was arrested after only 1 witness said they saw him shoot Sheila

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David was arrested after only 1 witness said they saw him shoot Sheila

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another man named Charlie Weiss claimed that David confessed to him when they shared a cell

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another man named Charlie Weiss claimed that David confessed to him when they shared a cell

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it was later proven that Charlie and David never shared a cell

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it was later proven that Charlie and David never shared a cell

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in 2004 another man named Romanze Mosby confessed to the crime 

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in 2004 another man named Romanze Mosby confessed to the crime 

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5 years later he took his own life and David stayed in prison 

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5 years later he took his own life and David stayed in prison 

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by that time the two witnesses that testified against David had admitted that they lied and he was innocent

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by that time the two witnesses that testified against David had admitted that they lied and he was innocent

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in February 2018, 17 years later, David was finally proven innocent

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in February 2018, 17 years later, David was finally proven innocent

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when he was asked what he wanted to do when released he answered "hug my mother"

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when he was asked what he wanted to do when released he answered "hug my mother"

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Department of Justice, and Research and Statistics Division. “JustResearch Edition No. 13.” Technical Paper: Bill C-36, Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act, 7 Jan. 2015, www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/jr/jr13/p5a.html.

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Department of Justice, and Research and Statistics Division. “JustResearch Edition No. 13.” Technical Paper: Bill C-36, Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act, 7 Jan. 2015, www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/jr/jr13/p5a.html.

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While in jail the wrongfully convicted lose years with their family. The families can miss out on their child's/siblings/parents lives. missing moments and milestones.

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While in jail the wrongfully convicted lose years with their family. The families can miss out on their child's/siblings/parents lives. missing moments and milestones.

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Some family members even suffer from mental illness after

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Some family members even suffer from mental illness after