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Ethics Lessons from the Michael Morton Wrongful Conviction
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Ethics Lessons from the Michael Morton Wrongful Conviction
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A first-hand account of work on this case and the ongoing review into prosecutorial misconduct from a member of the legal team responsible for exonerating Michael Morton after serving 25 years of his life sentence.
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Ethics Lessons From the Michael Morton Wrongful Conviction (Sep 2013)
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Ethics Lessons From the Michael Morton Wrongful Conviction (Sep 2013)
A firsthand account of work on this case and the ongoing review into prosecutorial misconduct from a member of the legal team responsible for exonerating Michael Morton after serving 25 years of his life sentence.
Originally presented: Aug 2013 Advanced Texas Administrative Law Seminar
Patricia J. Cummings,
Law Office of Patricia J. Cummings - Round Rock, TX