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Mental Health Consequences of Wrongful Convictions

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1 Mental Health Consequences of Wrongful Convictions
Gloria Killian, Exoneree Darwin Crabtree, Exoneree Kelley Fleming, Staff Attorney Lori Stone, External Relations Director

2 exonerate. Lori

3 CAUSES OF WRONGFUL CONVICTION
False jailhouse informant testimony Inadequate defense Junk Science Government misconduct False confessions Mistaken eyewitness identification exonerate. Lori

4 educate. Lori

5 reform. Reform the criminal justice system to:
Lori and Kelley Reform the criminal justice system to: Keep innocent people out of prison Free the wrongfully convicted Provide adequate support and resources for exonerees SB Post-Conviction Discovery Then Intro Gloria and Darwin (no slide)

6 Gloria Killian

7 Darwin Crabtree

8 Exoneree Compensation
Habeas Process Current Compensation Process SB 269: Compensation for Exonerees

9 What YOU Can Do To Help... Support the efforts of the California Innocence Coalition Donate your time and expertise to assist exonerees re-entering society Like us on social media Come to our Justice for All gala on April 4, 2019

10 Follow us! @norcalinnocence
Questions? Follow us! @norcalinnocence

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