William Mullins-Johnson was wrongfully convicted of the murder of a child, and spent 12 years in prison.

• During a re-investigation in 2007, it became abundantly clear that not only was Mullins-Johnson innocent, but that no crime had even occurred.
• When releasing Mullins-Johnson, the Ontario Court of Appeal said this: “That Mullins-Johnson was arrested, convicted of first degree murder and spent 12 years in prison because of flawed pathology evidence is a terrible miscarriage of justice.”
• Mullins-Johnson has agreed to come to Robson Hall to describe his incredible experience.

Event details:

Guest: William Mullins-Johnson
Time:  12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Date:   Friday, January 15, 2010
Place: Moot Court Room, Room 200, Faculty of Law

All are welcome to attend

For more information, contact Jennifer Chlopecki, communications coordinator, Faculty of Law, at: 204-480-1452