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: Texas Death Penalty BlogScreening of After Innocence - UT Austin
By "Persian Cowboy"
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Friday March 13, NoonAfter InnocenceThe Social Work Council presents the film After Innocence. With the emergence of DNA evidence, the justice system is seeing a wave of reversed criminal convictions. But what happens to those who are set free, sometimes decades after being imprisoned for a crime they didn't commit? Jessica Sanders takes a close look at some of these people in this gripping documentary that's both a harsh criticism of the current judicial system and a touching look at those profoundly affected by it. Noon in The Utopia Theater at the School of Social Work. This event is part of a month of student activism re: prison awareness.Full post as published by Texas Death Penalty Blog on March 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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