February 04, 2016
Inside the Oregon Innocence Project
Portland publication Street Roots takes us behind the scenes at the Oregon Innocence Project in an interview with co-founder and Lewis & Clark Law Professor Aliza Kaplan.
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Portland publication Street Roots takes us behind the scenes at the Oregon Innocence Project in an interview with co-founder and Lewis & Clark Law Professor Aliza Kaplan.
“Kaplan tells her students at Lewis & Clark Law School, ‘You have to be really open because you never know when the moment or opportunity will arise, and you want to be able to say ‘yes’ or try it out.’ These students are a huge part of Kaplan’s work these days.”
Kaplan continues on to describe how the project developed and how involved Lewis & Clark law students are in its work. She also gives insight into the criminal justice system and how to support the work of OIP and organizations like it.
