Exonerated: A History of the Innocence Movement by Robert J. Norris

Author:Robert J. Norris
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Penology, Criminology, SOC004000 Social Science / Criminology, Social Science
Publisher: NYU Press
Published: 2017-05-16T00:00:00+00:00

As there are more and more projects around the country and the projects around the country are growing so that there are now staff attorney positions, we’re seeing former students from one clinical program being hired as a staff attorney in the next. So now, thinking of yourself as a person who could spend your legal life being [involved in] an innocence effort or [as] a Network project attorney is a possibility, whereas, ten years ago, there were a few places, and most of them were a couple of people. You couldn’t imagine, you couldn’t say, “Well, what I want to do is work at an innocence effort for the rest of my life.” You wouldn’t; that would have been silly. But we’re seeing that now. We’re seeing former students from one project being project directors in other places. We’re seeing some cross-pollination of projects across the country.22

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