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Campbell Law Reporter is a legal podcast that strives to expand the university mission to lead with purpose by reporting with purpose. We hope to breathe new life into the dusty reporters on the shelves by reporting the content through captivating discussion. Our mission is to provide current & interesting reporting on legal topics affecting today’s professionals. Listeners can expect to hear from various hosts throughout the year.
Yale Law Professor Stephen Duke on Wrongful Convictions
Campbell Law Reporter
29 minutes 2 seconds
2 years ago
Yale Law Professor Stephen Duke on Wrongful Convictions
On this episode of the Campbell Law Reporter Podcast, host Brian Hedrick is joined by Professor Emeritus from Yale Law School Stephen Duke to discuss the impact of wrongful convictions in the criminal justice system, innovations in forensic science, and potential policy reform regarding exonerations.
Campbell Law Reporter
Campbell Law Reporter is a legal podcast that strives to expand the university mission to lead with purpose by reporting with purpose. We hope to breathe new life into the dusty reporters on the shelves by reporting the content through captivating discussion. Our mission is to provide current & interesting reporting on legal topics affecting today’s professionals. Listeners can expect to hear from various hosts throughout the year.
