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New York Event: Barry Scheck on the Death Penalty
Posted: September 27, 2011 5:42 pm
This Saturday, October 1st, Innocence Project co-director Barry Scheck will participate in a panel discussion about the future of the death penalty during The New Yorker Festival, moderated by Jeffrey Toobin, a staff writer at The New Yorker.
Scheck will join Marc Klaas, head of the KlaasKids Foundation; Joshua Marquis, District Attorney of Astoria, Oregon; and Danalynn Recer, founder and executive director of the Gulf Region Advocacy Center, for the discussion titled, “Is the death penalty dying?”
The discussion will be held at the Directors Guild Theatre in New York City and tickets are on sale for $30.
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Tags: Death Penalty