NPR’s WBOI profiled Dion Walker, a client of the Criminal and Juvenile Justice Clinic. Clinical Prof. @ezunk.bsky.social spoke with the station about his case.

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Aided by the Criminal and Juvenile Justice Clinic and an alumnus working pro bono, April Rice had her prison sentence commuted by President Biden in December.

Three clinic clients were among those who received Biden commutations. “I will say that I’ve been overjoyed at all three of these commutations and having the opportunity to be involved, and have my students be involved, in something so life-changing,” Clinical Prof. @ezunk.bsky.social said.

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