More About Innocence.

I have more to tell you about the CI process, mostly on the subject of Why Insurance Companies Drive Me Crazy. But first, I wanted to alert those of you in my neck of the woods to a project I've been working on for the past couple of weeks:

I screened the film and met with the panelists earlier this week, because I'll be introducing the program. The film is extraordinary - powerful, moving, upsetting, and in some ways exhilarating. The panelists come to the issue of wrongful convictions from many different perspectives, and their discussion should add an important element to the experience. If you can, please try to join us tomorrow night at the Starz Film Center. If not, the film is playing through February 9 in Denver, and is also playing around the country. For more information, visit www.afterinnocence.com.

Incidentally, I'm still watching InJustice. I still think it's garbage television. But, as the commenter masquerading as Judge Justice Alito pointed out, it does have the potential to raise public awareness about the huge flaws in the criminal justice system and the very real problem of wrongful convictions. Also, that ex-cop-with-a-conscience is really cute.

Comments

[michelle]

Well, you sold me on the cute guy! When is it on?

[Catherine]

So, when are we going to get the "Why Insurance Companies Drive Me Crazy" story? I am hanging on a thread here!!!!!