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In this follow-up conversation, criminal defense lawyer Humza Hussain returns to Wrongfully Yours to tackle one of the most challenging questions in law: “How can you defend someone you know is guilty?” What starts as a legal debate quickly becomes a profound discussion on empathy, accountability, …
How does someone end up in the “crazy world” of wrongful convictions? In our September 29 episode of Wrongfully Yours, Kelly sits down with Daniel Grothaus to explore how a young journalism student from the University of Missouri found himself reporting from crime scenes in Houston in the early-80s…
How do you know someone is truly innocent? Criminal defense lawyer Humza Hussain shares the subtle “tells” that make him trust a client’s innocence. Sometimes it’s not the evidence at first, it’s the person asking, “Do you believe me?”  This September 15, join us on Wrongfully Yours for a fascinati…
Over the past 14 months, Wrongfully Yours has been privileged to welcome exonerees, family members, lawyers, advocates, researchers, students, and justice professionals who have generously shared their stories and insights into wrongful convictions.This bonus episode is a chance to revisit some of …
We like to think the presumption of innocence protects everyone, but in reality, the deck is often stacked against the accused.  Criminal defense lawyer Humza Hussain explains why juries and the system may unconsciously start with a bias toward guilt, and what that means for people fighting for the…
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