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Lectures about the Irish Innocence Project

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The project, which is in its third year at Griffith, takes on a small number of case workers from the law school itself and from students studying law in Trinity College. Inevitably, the project cannot take on all applicants as case workers. However, as the project has now proven to be pioneering in the development of the clinical skills of those case workers pursuing a degree in law, it has been decided to develop an elective assessment in semester two for students within the module Criminal Law 2. The assessment will be based on the series of lectures on the Innocence Project inaugurated by Dean Langwallner last week.

These lectures are open to all those studying for a law degree, but will be of particular interest to LLB 2. All six lectures will be recorded and made available on Moodle.

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