

#1714 - Josh Dubin & Robert Jones
Oct 5, 2021
Josh Dubin, an attorney and advocate for criminal justice reform, and Robert Jones, a motivational speaker and exoneree, share powerful insights on wrongful convictions. They discuss the deep emotional scars of being falsely accused and the urgent need to reform the criminal justice system. Robert's journey through 23 years of wrongful imprisonment highlights the importance of resilience and community support. They also tackle systemic issues like prosecutorial misconduct and the moral dilemmas faced by law enforcement, pushing for a more just society.
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Meeting Robert Jones
- Josh Dubin met Robert Jones at a legal conference after Jones's exoneration.
- Jones gave a galvanizing speech about fighting for justice, deeply moving Dubin.
Transitioning to Freedom
- Robert Jones discusses the challenge of transitioning to freedom after 24 years in prison.
- The threat of retrial prolonged his anxiety for two years after his release.
An Act of Kindness
- Jones describes an encounter where he helped an elderly woman cross the street.
- He was surprised by the applause he received for this simple act of kindness, highlighting a societal disconnect.