Attorney Martin Tankleff of Barket Epstein Kearon Aldea & LoTurco, LLP was recently invited to appear on the Trustcast Show, a podcast hosted by Zane Myers that highlights compelling personal and professional journeys. During the episode, Martin shared his extraordinary path, from being wrongfully convicted as a teenager to ultimately being exonerated, and how that experience shaped his legal career.
In the conversation, Martin discussed the profound impact wrongful convictions create, as well as the systemic issues that contribute to these injustices. He also spoke about his work beyond the courtroom, including his role in helping build a program at Georgetown University where undergraduate students work to get wrongfully imprisoned people out from behind bars so they can start to rebuild their lives.
This discussion offers important insight into the human side of the justice system, highlighting both its failures and the ongoing efforts to improve it. Martin’s perspective, grounded in lived experience and years of legal advocacy, underscores why accountability and reform remain critical.
You can listen to the full episode of the Trustcast Show featuring Attorney Tankleff here:
Be sure to tune in to watch the full, insightful interview!
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