LAW 972 - Keta Taylor Colby Project

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The Keta Taylor Colby Death Penalty Project was established to involve law students in the interim reform, and ultimate abolition, of the death penalty in the United States. Directed by Professor Amy Flynn, the principal program of the project has been the Southern Internship Program, which each summer sends law students to work with capital defense attorneys in the South. Students attend four training sessions in March and April and then are given a placement for ten weeks in the summer.

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School of Law