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[Miles] created a nonprofit called Miles of Freedom, an organization that mainly goes into Lawncare, but is also set to focus on supporting ex-cons and cons with job training.

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Start your helping hand at http://milesoffreedom.org/

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Miles of Freedom

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Is [Richard’s program] an actual legal factor in helping inmates get out faster?

How often do people actually make it from this program?

Do the jobs suffice pay, or are volunteer work?

When was the org created?

How many people have gone through the program so far?

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Richard Miles was convicted guilty  of a major crime at 19 for 60 years, and was sentenced to the Coffield Unit. When he was found innocent, he changed his perception on the system and created an organization, Miles of Freedom, in Southern Dallas in order to help cons rebuild their lives.

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Cons and Ex-cons can learn to obtain jobs and rebuild their families.

Their main training in lawn care is a well-footed beginning in returning to the work force.

Those in the program can easily obtain their legal documents .

Families of the attendees can often meet their relatives in session.

The organization has spread into multiple branches, such as a youth group, to help all kinds of people.

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“When the judge said I was guilty, everything let me down at that point in time. I felt the system let me down, the system is supposed to protect, it's supposed to do justice,” says Miles.

"If this gentleman went through this and he was innocent, I know I can at least try to set myself up for success,” says Anonymous.

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Torgan, Allie. “He Spent 15 Years in Prison for a Crime He Didn't Commit. Now He's on a Mission to Help Others.” CNN, Cable News Network, 7 June 2019, https://www.cnn.com/2019/06/06/us/cnnheroes-richard-miles-miles-of-freedom/index.html.