Mark was a visiting scholar at Tiffin College in Tiffin, Ohio, speaking about the Innocence Movement in numerous classes, and making two public addresses, over a two-day period. He also spoke about the Innocence Movement to the University of Cincinnati … Continue reading →
Mark, a regularly featured guest blogger on The Huffington Post, posted All They Want for Christmas Is Their Freedom: Will Governor Brown Grant Clemency to the California 12?, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mark-godsey/all-they-want-for-christmas_b_4401816.html (Dec. 9, 2013). In late January, the Ohio Innocence Project, which Mark directs, … Continue reading →
The symposium issue of the University of Cincinnati Law Review, dedicated to the issue of wrongful convictions around the globe, is now in print. This issue is based on the 2011 Innocence Network Conference: An International Exploration of Wrongful Conviction, … Continue reading →
In June, Mark gave a presentation about Daubert and flawed forensics to the Ohio Common Pleas Judges Association, where about 200 judges were in attendance. Several of Mark’s publications were cited: False Justice and the ‘True’ Prosecutor: A Memoir, Tribute, … Continue reading →
In January, Marianna helped moot Ohio Innocence Project (OIP) staff attorney Carrie Wood for Ms. Wood’s oral argument before the Ohio Supreme Court in State v. Noling. In her Legally Speaking Ohio blog, Marianna posted in January on topics such as: … Continue reading →
In February, Mark and Ohio Innocence Project (OIP) exoneree Roger Dean Gillispie spoke to a crowd of approximately 150 at at presentation about the OIP at the University of Cincinnati Blue Ash campus. Also in February, Mark’s blog, the Wrongful … Continue reading →
Mark attended the Innocence Network Board of Directors meeting in Madison, Wisconsin. Mark spoke about the Innocence Movement at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, to the UC alumni group in Chicago,a nd to UC Law alumnus here in Cincinnati. In the … Continue reading →
On April 13, Mark, who serves as the faculty director of the College’s Ohio Innocence Project (OIP), and the OIP students and staff won a decision from the 2nd District Court of Appeals that threw out Roger Dean Gillispie’s conviction … Continue reading →
On March 14, Mark, who serves as the faculty director of the College’s Ohio Innocence Project (OIP), and the OIP students and staff won the release of Bryant “Rico” Gaines, who served nine years of a life sentence for a … Continue reading →