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Andrea Lyon appears on Beat The Prosecution

What do hearts, dragons, and a defender general have to do with beating the prosecution? Join us as Fairfax, Virginia criminal defense and DUI lawyer Jon Katz talks with powerhouse, trailblazing criminal defense attorney, teacher, and reformer Andrea Lyon ( https://www.lyonkerr.com/ – in Chicago) on how she effectively and persuasively fights like hell for her clients. Jon

Andrea Lyon appears on Not So Famous in NJ Episode 47

If you’ve ever been a client of attorney Andrea Lyon, then you know why the Chicago Tribune named her the Angel of Death Row. Then again, it also means you made it to death row. Yikes! Tune in for some riveting true crime drama by clicking below EPISODE 47: The Angel of Death Row

Fixing Legal Injustice in America book discussion with Doug Passon on “Set for Sentencing”

Andrea Lyon and Doug Passon discuss bipartisan criminal justice reforms and Lyon’s new book, Fixing Legal Injustice in America: The Case for A Defender General on the United States. Here is a 6 minute video summarizing the book: YouTube link: (900) Fixing Legal Injustice in America with Andrea Lyon – YouTube

Andrea Lyon Interviewed on ABC 7 Chicago, Presents Book Discussion at Chicago Public Library with Tony Thedford

Andrea Lyon interviewed on ABC 7 Chicago on the anniversary of the end of the death penalty in IL. 20 years after commuting sentences for all prisoners on Illinois’ death row, former Gov. George Ryan has no regrets – ABC7 Chicago Social Justice lawyers, Andrea Lyon and Tony Thedford, discussed Lyon’s new book and bipartisan criminal

Chicago Sun Times 12-9-2022

Ending Wrongful Convictions will take more than piecemeal reform. Letter to the Editor by Andrea Lyon The fact that so many people are wrongfully convicted because of police misconduct in Illinois and other states illuminates a failure of larger dimensions. In an editorial last week, the board rightfully pointed out that prisoners released from incarceration

Ending wrongful convictions will take more than piecemeal reform, Chicago Sun Times 12-9-2022

The fact that so many people are wrongfully convicted because of police misconduct in Illinois and other states illuminates a failure of larger dimensions. By  Letters to the Editor In an editorial last week, the board rightfully pointed out that prisoners released from incarceration need support systems if they are to return to productive lives. Half of Americans

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