False Incarcerations
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This week on the Daily Beat: We take a look at our justice system in America and speak with experts on how to improve false incarceration.
Today on the Daily Beat, Tuesday October 6, 2015: Part 2 with Seán Arthurs, a Doctoral Candidate in the Education Leadership Program at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Previously, Arthurs was a Clinical Teaching Fellow and Adjunct Professor of Law at Georgetown University Law Center and remains deeply grateful to his colleagues there, Rick Roe, Melinda Cooperman, Efrain Marimon, Rachel Cicurel, and Sarah Medway for their help in co-creating the Innocence Project Curriculum.
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