Roundtable Roundup-Meeting the Challenge of Visual Legal Advocacy

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A clemency project uses a student-produced pardon video to humanize a woman with drug convictions before a five-member Pennsylvania Board of Pardons, and the video both changes the record and leaves the client feeling empowered. A university lab funded by a $60,000 grant supplies cameras, dual‑monitor Macs and Final Cut editing, plus trained students and partnerships with PennVideo Network. Practical advice covers SSI, ADA, landlord‑tenant and long‑term disability uses, ethical risks of internet exposure, and pooling funds or pro bono firm resources.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:35The Future of Legal Advocacy
3. 3:42Request of the Smaller Representation
4. 9:23Long Term Disability Insurance
5. 11:55Impact Advocacy
6. 13:16Potential Ethical Issue
7. 14:52Resources
8. 15:52Partnerships
9. 16:21Pooling Resources
10. 17:00CoCounseling
11. 17:58Conclusion
12. 19:04Visual Media Lab
13. 23:00Immigration and Video
14. 24:41Judy Bernstein Baker
15. 28:24How to get the message out
16. 29:45Filming trials