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Pg 8 Get to know your Garries: Jessica introduces you to two key players in your law school experience. Pg 4 CIP is on a roll! Read about their success and sponsor a student at [www.CaliforniaInnocenceProject.org](www.CaliforniaInnocenceProject.org). Pg 5  \nProposition 47 means change for California justice system. Pg 9 Free Money!More businesses have been added to SBA Partners. Get discounts, from auto shops to fine  \nrestaurants. Pg 15  \nHow does your online appearance affect your hirability? Pg 11 Sexual Harrassment and MyStu[dentBody.org-really? p. 12](dentBody.org-really? p. 12)  \nFrom the Staff................................2  \nStudent Life...................................3  \nCampus News...............................5  \nProfessors’ Page.............................6  \nWhere Are They Now?..................8  \nLegal News....................................9  \nSports.................................... 10  \nAdvice/Opinion....................... 12  \nPadres superfan Professor Roberta K. Thyfault enjoys the ballpark with her children and grandchildren.  \nCalifornia WeTHstern SchoolE of LawCOMMENT Winter 2014ARY/2015  \nCIP Puts End To Longest Wrongful Incarceration In California History  \nBy Justin Brooks  \nCalifornia Innocence Project  \nAbove: Director Justin Brooks and Associate Director Alex Simpson stand with Michael Hanline, as he gives a statement to the press after 36 years behind bars.  \nPhoto by Alissa Bjerkhoel.  \nOn November 24, in a Ventura courtroom, Michael Hanline was released from prison after serving 36 years for a crime he did not commit--the longest wrongful incarceration in California history.  \nThe California Innocence Project has been representing Mike since we opened our doors in 1999. We spent years fighting to unseal court records, then several years fighting in federal court to get his conviction reversed. A federal magistrate recommended the reversal 5 years ago, but that recommendation was rejected by the district court. For the past 5 years we’ve fought for DNA testing on crime scene evidence--testing we didn’t have the technology to do when we began the case. The results exculpated Mike and the District Attorney finally agreed to the reversal of his conviction.  \nMy greatest thanks go to Kim Hernandez in CIP who has worked on this case for 15 years and was critical in discovering key evidence. Equally important has been the amazing legal work of Alex Simpson who has lead the charge for the past decade. Professor Mario Conte did incredible legal work co-counseling Mike’s case throughout the federal proceedings. And of course, my partner Jan Stiglitz has guided the litigation. Each year, a new CIP student has been assigned Mike’s case and worked hard to achieve this victory. These great students (now mostly alums) are: Alexandra Valentine (2014-2015); Jamie Sprenger (2013-2014); Brianne McLaughlin (2012-2013); Kiley Schaumleffel (2011-2012); Sarah Jordan (2010-2011);  \nAleksander J. Yarmolinets (2009-2010); Morgan Teague (2008- 2009); Michael Ferrara (2007-2008); Jason Makris (2006-2007); Colin Walshok (2005-2006); Ryan Bright (2004-2005); Udoka Nwanna,(2001-2002) .  \nThis is an incredible victory for everyone, especially Mike and his family. Please go to our brand new website to read more about the case: [http://californiainnocenceproject.org](http://californiainnocenceproject.org)  \n\n| A CONVICT WALKS AMONG US\u003Cbr>By Clinton Pierce and labeled a convicted\u003Cbr>Co-Editor-In-Chief felon. This is the first in\u003Cbr>~~ ~~ a three-part interview.\u003Cbr>At Cal Western, we take great\u003Cbr>pride in our diverse student So I understand that\u003Cbr>body. We are wealthy and poor, you are a felon. Does it\u003Cbr>seasoned and green, home- bother you to be called\u003Cbr>grown and far from home. Some a felon?\u003Cbr>of us are on the path to second No, what both\u003Cbr>or third careers and some are ers me is what comes\u003Cbr>seeking our fithe working world.\u003Cbr>I recently had the chance to get to know one ","cbCait3fKQd3KL6W","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCait3fKQd3KL6W","pdf",3024740,16,"English","# In This Issue\n## Key Features and Sections\n## CIP Release Story\n## Interview and Perspectives\n## Trial and Appellate Teams","[{\"question\":\"What major legal milestone is highlighted in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"The issue highlights Michael Hanline’s release after 36 years, following the California Innocence Project’s efforts to reverse his wrongful incarceration.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the CIP story describe the case process?\",\"answer\":\"It describes years spent unsealing court records, federal court litigation for reversal, and fighting for DNA testing that ultimately supported exculpation and agreement to reverse.\"},{\"question\":\"What topic does the interview section raise about being a convicted felon?\",\"answer\":\"It explores stigma and perceived bias, describing how being labeled a felon affects the speaker’s perspective on the justice system and school experience.\"}]","CWSL92101winter2014 - Winter 2014/2015 Commentary Issue | PDF",1789962235]