Exoneree. Advocate. Founder of 444 Justice. Duane brings a rare, firsthand perspective on wrongful conviction, the justice system, and what real resilience looks like.
After 11+ years wrongfully imprisoned, Duane doesn't speak from research โ he speaks from experience. His story is one of systemic failure, personal resilience, and the power of relentless advocacy.
Powerful keynote addresses for conferences, universities, legal organizations, and advocacy events focused on criminal justice reform.
Available as a guest on podcasts covering true crime, criminal justice, wrongful conviction, advocacy, and personal resilience.
Participates in panels on wrongful conviction, prosecutorial accountability, Brady violations, and post-conviction advocacy.
Available for law schools, universities, community organizations, and educational programs on justice system reform.
Available for television, radio, and print interviews on his case, wrongful conviction broadly, and the work of 444 Justice.
Community events, fundraisers, and awareness campaigns focused on criminal justice reform, innocence, and reentry.
His 11-year case, the suppressed evidence, and how it finally came to light.
How prosecutorial misconduct plays out in real cases and what can be done.
Life after exoneration โ rebuilding identity, purpose, and community.
The hidden toll wrongful conviction takes on families left behind.
How individuals can fight the system and why organized research matters.
What real criminal justice reform looks like from inside the experience.
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