Law professor Aliza Kaplan joins Just Justice to share the human side of “second-chance lawyering”—the work that happens after a conviction, where post-conviction advocacy, parole, clemency, and re-sentencing can truly change a life. She traces her journey from co-founding the New England Innocence Project to helping reshape policy in Oregon, and brings stories of people who came home ready to thrive. If you’re curious about reforms that actually work, and the people behind them, join us for a conversation that is hopeful and inspiring.