Candace Robinson is a leading advocate for federal post-conviction reform and a powerhouse criminal defense attorney committed to securing second chances for individuals serving excessive sentences. A proud Baltimore native, she has built her career around challenging the harsh realities of the federal justice system and fighting for meaningful relief for the incarcerated.

 

She is the attorney behind the landmark § 2241 habeas petition that led to the release of the late Rayful Edmond III, an iconic figure in federal sentencing history who served more than 35 years in prison. The case drew national attention and became a symbol of what post-conviction advocacy can achieve.

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Candace Robinson is a leading advocate for federal post-conviction reform and a powerhouse criminal defense attorney committed to securing second chances for individuals serving excessive sentences. A proud Baltimore native, she has built her career around challenging the harsh realities of the federal justice system and fighting for meaningful relief for the incarcerated.

 

She is the attorney behind the landmark § 2241 habeas petition that led to the release of the late Rayful Edmond III, an iconic figure in federal sentencing history who served more than 35 years in prison. The case drew national attention and became a symbol of what post-conviction advocacy can achieve.