You Might Go to Prison, Even Though You’re Innocent

02 Apr , 2025

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In this session our speaker, Justin Brooks, will discuss the causes of wrongful conviction based on his three decades of experience freeing innocent people from prison. He will discuss the problems with identification procedures, confessions, and bad science, among other topics. You will hear about specific cases from the 40 cases where he has freed innocent people from prison and the legal processes, he used to accomplish that goal.

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