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Wichita Eagle to work with law students to investigate an innocence claim

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Here is a What the Judge Ate for Breakfast entry noting that some Wichita Eagle reporters are working with some Washburn Law School students to do some investigation into a 1981 Sedgwick County murder prosecution and the defendant's claims of innocence. The article notes that Rebecca Woodman, former ADO and current capital defender AND adjunct professor helped motivate the students in her Wrongful Convictions class at Washburn Law School.

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Full post as published by Kansas Defenders on July 06, 2010 (boomark / email).

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