Jarrett Adams

Jarrett Adams, co-founder of Life After Justice and a wrongful conviction survivor, shares his incredible journey from prison to advocacy. He discusses the profound emotional impact of his incarceration and the bond with his mother that grew through struggles. Jarrett reveals how his hardships motivated him to pursue a law degree, aiming to champion justice for others. He emphasizes the importance of education as a tool for reform and reflects on his inspiring transformation, showing how resilience can lead to impactful change.

Jarrett Adams, wrongfully convicted at 17, is now an attorney and co-founder of Life After Justice. He shares the painful isolation of prison and how it fueled his drive for justice. Discussing his evolution, Jarrett reveals the impact of therapy and introspective conversations with his mother. He highlights intense letter writing that connected him to legal aid and emphasizes education as a catalyst for systemic change. Jarrett's journey underscores the importance of resilience, advocacy, and leaving a better legacy for future generations.

Jarrett Adams, a defense attorney and founder of Life After Justice, shares his harrowing story of being wrongfully convicted at 17. He discusses the realities of navigating the criminal justice system and the systemic issues leading to wrongful convictions, like overburdened public defenders and racial bias. The conversation delves into the prison industrial complex's economic incentives and exploitation of inmates. Adams emphasizes the need for reform to address disparities and advocate for empathy in justice, highlighting the importance of community support for exonerated individuals.