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Symposium of Race and Gender in Wrongful Conviction

The Symposium on Race, Gender, and Wrongful Conviction, sponsored by the Wayne State Criminal Justice Department & Law School on Feb 26, 2019. It was moderated by Dr. Marvin Zalman of the Department of Criminal Justice. The following videos presents the symposium in its entirety.

1 - Opening Remarks: Race & Gender in Wrongful Convictions
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1 - Opening Remarks: Race & Gender in Wrongful Convictions

Symposium on Race & Gender in Wrongful Convictions, sponsored by the Wayne State University Criminal Justice Dept. and Law School
2 Sam Gross
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2 Sam Gross

Sam Gross shares insights yielded from the data of exonerees in the National Registry of Exonerations.
3 Hammer, Winter, Wu and Gross Respond
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3 Hammer, Winter, Wu and Gross Respond

The panel of Peter Hammer, Steven Winter, Yuning Wu and Sam Gross respond to Sam and field questions.
4 Exoneree Experiences
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4 Exoneree Experiences

Darrell Siggers, Aaron Salter, Julie Baumer, and Richard Phillips share their experiences, along with comments from David Moran, director of the Michigan Innocence Clinic.
5 Zieva Konvisser on Women Exonerees
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5 Zieva Konvisser on Women Exonerees

Dr. Zieva Konvisser shares insights on the psychological consequences of wrongful conviction in exonerated women and their unique challenges, needs, and strategies for coping and advocacy.
6 Panel Regarding Women Exonerees
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6 Panel Regarding Women Exonerees

Zieva Konvisser, Erin Comartin, Blanche Cook, Michelle Jacobs
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