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Innocence Network Conference Starts Today
Posted: March 20, 2009 2:28 pm
Advocates, exonerees, policymakers, journalists and others are coming together this afternoon in Houston, Texas for the start of the Innocence Network conference.
With sessions starting an innocence effort, screening arson cases and advancing reform legislation and with special exoneree-only gatherings to discuss the challenges of life after exoneration, the conference is an invaluable annual resource for the hundreds of people involved in working to overturn wrongful convictions.
The Innocence Project of Texas is hosting the conference at the South Texas College of Law in Houston.
For more on the conference, visit the Innocence Network site.