Earn two free CLE credits (one ethics and one professional practice) while hearing from a diverse panel of experts on the causes, lessons learned, and multiplicity of responses at the local and national levels to the scourge of wrongful convictions. Find out how New York City is tackling the crisis and leading the nation by establishing new safeguards, policies, and procedures.
On Monday, April 18 from 6:30 to 8:30 pm at Fordham Law School, the following speakers will share their day-to-day experiences addressing the problem and implementing solutions in the face of wrongful convictions:
William Darrow, Bureau Chief of Manhattan DA’s Conviction Integrity Unit
Mark Hale, Bureau Chief of Brooklyn DA’s Conviction Review Unit
Robin Lenhardt, Faculty Director, Center on Race, Law and Justice and Professor of Law at Fordham Law School
Barry Scheck, Co-Director of the Innocence Project
Earl Ward, Partner at Emery Celli Brinckeroff & Abady and Chair of the Bronx Defenders Board of Directors
Justice Ethan Greenberg, Bronx Supreme Court
This event is co-sponsored by Fordham Law School’s Stein Center for Law and Ethics and the Center on Race, Law and Justice.
Registration required. Learn more and register.
Questions: 212-636-6988 or [email protected].