"Making a Murderer" Panel Discussion
Thursday, February 25th
4:00-5:30pm
Savery 260
Open to all UW students, faculty, and staff!
Sponsored by LSJ & The LSJ Advisory Council
The Netflix series, Making a Murderer, has stimulated a wide-ranging national and even international conversation about the criminal process in the United States. It raises questions about the presumption of innocence, the rightful conduct of the police, prosecutors and defense attorneys, and the possibilities of wrongful convictions. The series also raises questions about the ethics of documentary film-making.
This panel discussion will address these and related questions, in an attempt to understand the wider lessons that Making a Murderer might teach us. Please note: There will be spoilers!!
Panelists
- Adam Long, Civil Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, Island County, LSJ '09
- Ann Frost, Assistant Professor--UW Tacoma, LSJ Instructor, Former Public Defender
- Alex Stonehill, Editor in Chief at SeattleGlobalist.com, Documentary Filmaker, UW Communications Artist in Residence
- Christy Keating, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, King County
- Jennifer McIntyre, Attorney & Assistant Director, Snohomish County Public Defender Association