Wrongful Conviction & False Accusation Witness Project
prose justiceSan Diego (CA)
Wrongful Conviction & False Accusation Witness Project
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prose justiceSan Diego (CA)
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About the role
NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS WITNESS & EXPERT PROJECTSeeking Individuals with Professional Expertise or Lived Experience for Potential Testimony in Major Civil Rights Litigation Pro Se Justice is assembling a national network of professionals, researchers, and individuals with lived experience who may be willing to review evidence and, where appropriate, provide declarations or testimony regarding issues commonly arising in civil rights litigation. We are particularly interested in individuals with experience involving: Wrongful Arrests & False Accusations Individuals who were falsely arrested Individuals who were falsely accused of serious crimes Persons later exonerated Family members of wrongfully convicted individuals Innocence Project participants Wrongful Convictions ExonereesFormer prisoners later proven innocent Family members of individuals wrongfully convicted Organizations working on innocence cases Prison & Corrections Former correctional officersFormer prison wardens Prison psychologists Prison chaplains Reentry professionals Individuals with experience concerning:the treatment of prisoners maintaining innocenceprison culture surrounding innocence claimspsychological effects of wrongful incarceration Police Practices Former detectives Internal Affairs investigators Former police supervisors Former federal agents Criminal investigators Experience involving:report writingprobable causeinvestigative standardsevidence preservationinter-agency coordination Immigration Enforcement Former ICE officersFormer DHS personnel Immigration attorneys Immigration judges Asylum advocates Immigration policy researchers Experience involving:immigration detainersremoval proceedingscollateral immigration consequences of criminal charges Psychology & Trauma Seeking professionals familiar with: PTSDfalse accusationswrongful imprisonmentinstitutional traumalong-term reputational harm Digital Evidence Digital forensic specialists Metadata analysts Database administrators Records custodians Audit log experts Academic Experts Professors and researchers specializing in:wrongful convictionscriminal justicepolicingimmigrationsociologypsychologyconstitutional law
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