The gala of well-dressed individuals milling through silent auction art before a sit-down dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel did not appear different from any other charity event hosted in Denver, except for the multiple individuals who attended after wrongfully spending decades incarcerated. The Korey Wise Innocence Project at the University of Colorado Boulder Law School has helped wrongfully convicted people appeal their sentences — and sometimes win their freedom — for over two decades. Originally the passion project of a former CU Law grad, the program had humble volunteer roots in 2001. By 2010 it moved to the law school, but continued to rely exclusively on volunteers. That meant
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