Tuesday, October 28
12:00 pm
Auditorium
Sponsored by American Constitution Society and Student Innocence Project, the format of the event is a panel question and answer event, moderated by Professor Berger, but there will be plenty of time for questions from the audience too.
The panelists will evaluate issues of the current implementation and policies behind the death penalty and then project a future of the death penalty in Nebraska.
Panelists include Stacy Anderson, Executive Director for Nebraskans for Alternatives to the Dealth Penalty; Joe Nigro, Deputy Public Defender for the Lancaster County Public Defender's Office; and UNL's own, Dr. Richard Wiener, Professor of Law and Psychology for the Psychology Department and the College of Law.
Please join the American Constitution Society and the Student Innocence Project in welcoming these panelists for this brown bag event. RSVP to nebraskaacs@GMAIL.COM by Friday, October 24.
For more information, contact Alex Lierz at lierz.alex@gmail.com.