David Moran

David Moran, a law professor and co-founder of the Michigan Innocence Clinic, sheds light on wrongful convictions, sharing how his journey started with systemic flaws he uncovered in Detroit. He delves into the haunting dynamics of misidentification, false confessions, and the pressures of high-profile cases like the West Memphis Three. Moran discusses the stubborn persistence of flawed theories among prosecutors, the emotional toll of fighting for justice, and emphasizes the crucial role of non-DNA exonerations in the ongoing battle against wrongful convictions.