Does expungement truly open doors? In our third #ProofOverPrecedent episode, we look at criminal record clearing and its impact on housing and personal identity. The results surprised us and led to an in-depth discussion on policy change. buff.ly/mtkAkOU #expungement #justicereform #evidencebasedlaw

Despite optimism for improved job prospects, can expungements truly deliver? This #ProofOverPrecedent episode dives into the (surprising) employment outcomes for participants in the A2J Lab expungement study to see if reality matched expectations. buff.ly/xkqAFJD
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Can erasing a criminal record change lives? Can individuals navigate the record-clearing process on their own? #ProofOverPrecedent dives into our expungement study to discuss success rates and socioeconomic impacts. The evidence is clear. buff.ly/AwnfNd3 #Expungement #JusticeReform #EvidenceBasedLaw

Special #ProofOverPrecedent: One-on-one discussion with Chief Judge Rowan Wilson of the New York Court of Appeals about the state of family court and his vision for judges as problem solvers of present/future rather than adjudicators of the past. buff.ly/88hCikQ
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What's so unique about Law that it doesn't need empirical research the way Medicine does? Nothing, says student Andrew Reed in the latest #ProofOverPrecedent episode. What do you think? Listen to the episode or read the blog. buff.ly/BhJKFvd #AccessToJustice #A2J #LegalInnovation #EvidenceBasedLaw

IRB expert Shannon Sewards returns to our #ProofOverPrecedent podcast to discuss human subjects research with Jim Greiner. How do you define human subjects? And what is considered "research" on human subjects? Listen now -- buff.ly/6cveyt6 #AccessToJustice #A2J #IRB #EvidenceBasedLaw

Belated #ProofOverPrecedent podcast episode notification: IRB expert Shannon Sewards sheds light on ethics in human subjects research of the legal kind. buff.ly/86yScI2 #HarvardA2JLab #EvidenceBasedLaw #LegalEthics #A2J