Faces of Wrongful Conviction

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Conference Sessions (Video)

Plenary 1: Faces of Wrongful Conviction	Start Times	End Times
Michael Schill, Dean of UCLA Law School	0:00	2:52
Gloria Romero, California Senator	3:19	29:08
Larry Marshall, Founder, Center on Wrongful Conviction	30:18	46:40
Introduction to California's Wrongfully Convicted	48:03	1:21:39
Barry Scheck, Co-Director, Innocence Project	1:21:51	1:52:23
Gloria Romero, California Senator	1:52:34	1:54:46

Workshop: When Memory Fails	Start Times	End Times
Gary Wells, Professor of Psychology, Iowa State University	1:44	59:18

Plenary 2: Racial Disparities and the Death Penalty	Start Times	End Times
Dorothy Ehrlich, Executive Director of ACLU NC	0:00	3:16
Michael Radelet, Professor of Sociology,University of Colorado	3:22	16:09
Shujaa Graham, California Exoneree Released from Death Row in 1981	18:22	32:40
Stephen Bright, Executive Director of Southern Center for Human Rights	33:55	45:24
Q & A with Audience/Speakers	45:29	56:46

Workshop: Executing the Innocent - Part 1 Workshop: Executing the Innocent - Part 2	Start Times	End Times
Mike Farrell, President of Death Penalty Focus	0:00	7:25
Maurice Possley, Investigative Journalist for the Chicago Tribune	7:31	30:14
Sam Gross, Profess or Law, University of Michigan	31:28	54:12
Sam Millsap, Former Prosecutor and District Attorney in Texas	56:05	1:17:43
All Panelists	0:33	5:13
Q & A with Audience/Speakers	5:18	45:41

Workshop: Gideon's Broken Promise	Start Times	End Times
Sean Kennedy, Federal Public Defender of Los Angeles County	0:00	2:02
Tim Foley, Deputy Federal Defender	2:08	15:42
Elisabeth Semel,Director of the Death Penalty Clinic, Boalt Hall School of Law	15:45	35:09
Arthur Carmona, Wrongfully Convicted in California	35:10	53:38

Workshop: The Supreme Court and the Rights of the Innocent	Start Times	End Times
Eric Greene, Policy Assistant, ACLU SC	0:00	0:38
William Thompson, Author,"Misuse of DNA Evidence: A Case Study"	0:42	13:49
Rachel Dioso, Author, "Misuse of DNA Evidence: A Case Study" (Robin Lovitt)	13:58	29:08
Ken Starr, Dean of Pepperdine School of Law	29:19	56:52
Q & A with Audience/Speakers	57:20	1:02:47

Plenary 3: Where Do We Go From Here?	Start Times	End Times
New Directions Choir	2:29	8:14
Linda Starr, Legal Director, Northern California Innocence Project	8:51	13:19
Bryan Stevenson, Executive Director, Equal Justice Initiative of Alabama	13:23	33:55
Ken Starr, Dean of Pepperdine School of Law	34:14	50:12
Gloria Killian, Wrongfully Convicted in California	50:34	55:38
New Directions Choir	56:30	1:04:50