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Innocence Network Conference Starts Tomorrow
Posted: April 15, 2010 5:07 pm
Hundreds of lawyers, exonerees and advocates from around the world will converge in Atlanta tomorrow to begin a three-day conference focused on overturning wrongful convictions, reforming the criminal justice system and helping exonerees building new lives after they’re freed.
A diverse group of panelists and attendees will focus on topics from litigation of non-DNA cases to international innocence efforts to comparison of high-tech forensic practices. A full agenda is available here.
We’ll post a recap here on Monday, and you can follow sessions during the weekend by following the Twitter hashtag #ATLinnocence.