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Timothy T. Williams, Jr. Foundation for Wrongful Convictions (TTWFWC) was founded in 2020 to answer the pleas of wrongfully convicted persons in California. Learn more at ttwfwc.org.

TTW Foundation for Wrongful Convictions

How To Work With Experts!
A Virtual Fireside Chat on the Benefits Of Having Experts As Part of A Legal Team


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EVENT DETAILS:12:00 - 1:00 p.m. — Fireside ChatA practical fireside chat between Prof. Paula Mitchell, Attorney at Law and Legal Director at Loyola Law School&#x27;s Project for the Innocent (LPI) and Mr. Timothy T. Williams, Jr., Author and Police Procedure, Use of Force, &amp; Wrongful Conviction Expert. These two industry-leading legal professionals will highlight the benefits of having experts as part of a legal team. They will explore previous experiences in wrongful conviction cases, including the contribution expert witnesses make to help with exoneration efforts, along with best practices for working with experts. Law students and professionals alike are traditionally unaware of how to work with experts. Experts increase courtroom success in criminal defense cases and can act as a consultant and/or testifying expert to help the defense attorney ensure their effectiveness. This is the perfect event for social justice advocates, law students, lawyers, investigators, legal experts, law enforcement professionals and those who aspire to become expert witnesses/consultants.1:00 - 1: 30 p.m. — Q &amp; A SessionTake this opportunity to ask questions you may have related to retaining or working with experts or becoming an expert yourself. RSVP for exclusive complimentary ZOOM access and purchase an advance copy of the book &quot;A Deep Dive: An Expert Analysis on Police Procedure, Use of Force and Wrongful Convictions&quot; discussed by the author Timothy T. Williams, Jr. All proceeds will be donated to the Timothy T. Williams, Jr. Foundation for Wrongful Convictions. <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Deep-Dive-Analysis-Procedure-Convictions/dp/1945849940" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">CLICK HERE</a> TO PURCHASE THE BOOK TODAY!ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:Mr. Timothy T. Williams, Jr., Author &amp; Police Procedure, Use of Force, &amp; Wrongful Convictions ExpertTimothy T. Williams, Jr. is a leading national expert on police procedure, use of force and wrongful convictions. He has over 29 years of active law enforcement experience and over 46 years of experience working in the Criminal Justice System. Mr. Williams proudly served in the Los Angeles Police Department as a detective, ultimately ascending to the rank of Senior Detective Supervisor and retiring from the elite Robbery-Homicide Division. Mr. Williams is currently the founder and CEO of T.T. Williams, Jr. Investigations Inc., a company based in Los Angeles, California, that provides industry-leading expertise in cases throughout the United States related to police procedure, use of force, and wrongful convictions.Since the launch of his consultancy practice in 2003, he has provided expert testimony in more than 200 cases and analysis of over 1,300 cases, including several landmark cases. Most notably, Williams’ expert analysis in the wrongful murder conviction of Kash D. Register in 2013, helped to overturn his wrongful conviction and led to the largest settlement in an individual civil rights case in the history of Los Angeles, totaling $16.7 million in restitution. Williams has been hired by some of the most recognizable names in law including The Innocence Project, The Cochran Firm, Carl Douglas, Mark Geragos, and Thomas Mesereau.Tim Williams, Jr. is an Oakland, California, native and has completed his required undergraduate Criminal Justice studies at California State University Los Angeles. He taught at Los Angeles City College in the Administration of Justice Department and is a guest lecturer at various legal and professional organizations. Mr. Williams consistently appears as an expert and contributor on various network, cable, and radio programs including 2020, Good Morning America, CNN, CBS News, Fox News, and Inside Edition. Mr. Wiliams has numerous accolades and he is a nationally sought after speaker regarding police procedure, use of force, and wrongful conviction cases.Prof. Paula Mitchell, Attorney at Law &amp; Legal Director, Loyola Law School Project for the InnocentProf. Paula Mitchell is the Legal Director of The Loyola Law School Project for the Innocent, the Executive Director of the Alarcon Advocacy Center, and the Supervising Attorney for Loyola&#x27;s Ninth Circuit Appellate Clinic. She works with and trains law student advocates and other attorneys committed to investigating claims of innocence and wrongful conviction, including investigating innocent claims and drafting habeas petitions seeking to overturn convictions and obtain release from custody. Paula believes in righting injustices and bringing about much-needed reforms in our justice system, particularly on behalf of segments in our community who are traditionally underserved.Paula served as Judge Alarcón’s Judicial Law Clerk for 6 years, during which time she traveled extensively with him as he visited other federal circuits across the country by designation and assisted him in resolving over 500 federal appeals and over 200 habeas petitions filed by inmates in California state prisons. Paula is a distinguished Professor and Attorney and holds seats on several boards, including the California Appellate Project. She holds a Juris Doctor from Loyola Law School, an M.A. from the London School of Economics, and a B.A. from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.ABOUT THE PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS:Timothy T. Williams, Jr. Foundation for Wrongful Convictions (TTWFWC)Timothy T. Williams, Jr. Foundation for Wrongful Convictions (TTWFWC) is making history by providing attorneys, experts, and criminal investigators with grant funding that embraces their prevailing industry rates to work as teams on state and federal wrongful conviction cases initially focused in California. In response to the national crisis of wrongful convictions, TTWFWC sets itself apart by funding the exoneration process from beginning to end. To learn more visit ttwfwc.org.Loyola Law School ‘s Project for the Innocent (LPI)The Loyola Law School Project for the Innocent (LPI) investigates and litigates cases of wrongful conviction. LPI’s clients are men and women who are serving decades-long or life sentences in California prisons for crimes they did not commit. The Project for the Innocent’s mission is to free the innocent, create knowledgeable, dedicated students who are passionate about serving the public, and to ensure justice for future generations by advocating for necessary changes in the criminal justice system. To learn more visit lls.edu/LPI.

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