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In the MediaMonday, Jun 26, 2017Wisconsin Innocence Project client awaits release from Dane County jail
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In the MediaTuesday, Jun 20, 2017Asifa Quraishi-Landes: What happens when tragedy strikes Muslims during Ramadan
The Washington Post
In the MediaTuesday, Jun 20, 2017Plaintiff Bill Whitford and others react to Supreme Court's decision to hear redistricting case
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In the MediaMonday, Jun 19, 2017Keith Findley discusses the pros and cons of scientific evidence in criminal appeals cases
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In the MediaFriday, Jun 16, 2017Cecelia Klingele: Victims rights bill makes broad promises to victims that will be difficult to keep
Journal Sentinel
Spotlight: Pro Bono
Read how UW Law students used their legal training to help families seeking asylum.Activities and Scholarship
Gretchen Viney presented a Continuing Legal Education program, "Giving Bad News to Clients; Real Estate Listing Contract Update," at the June meeting of the Dodge County Bar Association.
Jonathan Scharrer co-authored the chapter "Reimagining and Restoring Justice: Toward a Truth and Reconciliation Process to Transform Violence Against African-Americans in the United States" (with Fania Davis), which was published in the book "Transforming Justice, Lawyers and the Practice of Law" in June.
In June, Keith Findley was a panelist at the National Institute of Justice's Sentinel Events Initiative All-Stakeholder Symposium, held in Washington, D.C. Findley's panel was titled "Considerations for Implementation: Related Disciplines, Research and Outside Expertise."
Carrie Sperling and Greg Wiercioch presented “Day in the Life: Innocence Project Attorneys” at CrimeCon in June.
