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Legal Services for the Indigent: The Impact of Policy Changes
Thu, Nov 15, 12:30 to 1:50pm, Marriott, L401, Lobby LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
This panel contains papers on the impact of the Montgomery v. Louisiana decision in Michigan (Hussemann & Siegel) and elsewhere (Vartkessian & Johnson), as well as the impact of a policing policy change in in East Baton Rouge, LA (Stilling, Faria, Pittman & Rousell).
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Individual Presentations
Resentencing and Reentry Post-Montgomery: Juvenile Life Without Parole in Michigan - Jeanette Hussemann, Urban Institute; Jonah Siegel, Michigan Indigent Defense Commission
Improving Outcomes in Juvenile Life Without Parole Resentencings: What We’ve Learned from Analysis of Resentencing Transcripts - Elizabeth S. Vartkessian, Advancing Real Change, Inc.; Rachel N. Johnson, Advancing Real Change, Inc.
“Stopping Terry Stops and the Effect on Public Safety”: A Real-World Experimental Design Study in East Baton Rouge - Erik Stilling, Louisiana Public Defender Board; Jean Faria, Louisiana Public Defender Board; Richard Pittman, Louisiana Public Defender Board; Cristine Rousell, Louisiana Public Defender Board