Ms. Jacqueline Jackie McMurtrie This is Me

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1. 1. Critical Resistance : West

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   Published on: 12/28/2007   Last Visited: 6/25/2008

   Attn: Professor Jackie McMurtrieUniversity of Washington410 NE Campus Drive Seattle, WA 98105

2. 2. DNA evidence is cited in reversal of rape conviction

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   Published on: 9/15/2006   Last Visited: 9/15/2006

   "He's too keyed up to talk right now," said one of his lawyers, Jacqueline "Jackie" McMurtrie, "but I can tell you he's thrilled with the result today -- and that he's innocent."
   ...
   McMurtrie, a University of Washington law professor who heads the Innocence Northwest Project in Seattle, said it was the first conviction in the state to be overturned solely on the basis of new DNA evidence.Nationwide, there have been at least 160 such reversals.
   
   "Thank goodness for advances in science," McMurtrie said.
   ...
   "It's really difficult to sue the state and win," McMurtrie said.

3. 3. About us

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   Published on: 8/3/2004   Last Visited: 8/7/2008

   Jacqueline McMurtrie
   
   Jacqueline McMurtrie is an Assistant Professor at the University of Washington School of Law.She teaches criminal law and previously directed the school's Criminal Law Clinic.
   
   Jackie McMurtrie joined the School of Law in 1989 after a career as a public defender.Before joining the law school faculty, she worked as a staff attorney and supervising attorney for the Seattle-King County Public Defender Association.
   
   Ms. McMurtrie teaches Criminal Law and directs the Innocence Project Northwest Clinic.Since its formation in 1997, IPNW has secured the release of 11 wrongly convicted inmates.McMurtrie received a "President's Award" from the Washington Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and a "Pro Bono Award" from the National Law Journal in recognition of her work with IPNW.She is a 2003 and 2001 Washington State "Super Lawyer" and the 2002 recipient of the University of Washington School of Law's Phillip A. Trautman Professor of the Year recognition.She is a member of the Washington State Bar and the Federal Bar, Western District and Eastern District of Washington.She has been a visiting professor at Seattle University School of Law.