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Litigating Innocence Claims in Capital Cases (NO CREDIT)

Price:	$39.00 (provides online access for 3 months after purchase).
Course №:	POD 853N
Course Level:	Intermediate
Duration:	1 Hour 1 Minute
Original Program Date:	Friday, June 8, 2007

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Item Description

Examine the symptoms of an innocence claim and the various issues to address in litigating an innocence claim. Review identification procedures, DNA testing, ineffective assistance of counsel, false confessions, Brady violations, and ways to address these issues through legislation and innocence commissions.

This session was presented live at PBI`s annual Criminal Law Symposium in June 2007. Other sessions from the Symposium are also available on PBI`s Online Campus.

Faculty

Robert B. Dunham, Esq., Assistant Federal Defender, Middle District of Pennsylvania Habeas Corpus Unit, Harrisburg

Peter Neufeld, Esq., The Innocence Project, New York, NY

Course Materials

	This is a NON-credit course. (Read more) (1 Page, 36 KB)
	Written Materials (11 Pages, 186 KB)
	Major Ethics Rules Changes (Rev. August 2009) (ETHICS COURSES ONLY) (2 Pages, 26 KB)

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