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Haub Law student Jeffrey Deskovic featured in ABA Journal News article

June 26, 2018
Jeffrey Deskovic

Haub Law student, Jeffrey Deskovic, was interviewed and featured in the ABA Journal News article titled: Wrongly convicted as a teen, now he helps those like himself.  The article discusses Jeffrey's experience being wrongfully convicted and also, how Jeffrey, after his release, used some of his settlement money to create the Jeffrey Deskovic Foundation for Justice, a nonprofit based in New York City committed to preventing wrongful convictions and helping exonerees reintegrate into society. Click here to read. 

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