Deirdre M. Enright
- Director of Investigation, Innocence Project Clinic
- Professor of Law, General Faculty
Deirdre Enright is director of investigation for the Law School's Innocence Project Clinic. Enright previously worked at the Virginia Capital Representation Resource Center, where she represented clients and consulted on cases in all stages of capital litigation, with primary focus on federal and state post-conviction proceedings and Supreme Court certiorari review. After graduating from the University of Virginia Law School in 1992, Enright worked as a staff attorney at the Mississippi Capital Defense Resource Center.
Education
- J.D.University of Virginia School of Law1992
- B.A.Northwestern University1982
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IN THE NEWS
08/04/2018
Woman Claims Innocence in "Shaken Baby Syndrome" Case Set To Be Paroled Then Deported (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
08/04/2018
08/02/2018
05/30/2018
04/10/2018
Virginia Court of Appeals Arguments in Bank Robbery, Innocence Case (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
12/15/2017
2017 Seton Lecture: Ms. Deirdre Enright of UVA's Innocence Project Clinic (Portsmouth Abbey School)
11/12/2016
04/25/2016
02/22/2016
02/13/2015
Breaking Down The Serial Podcast: Attorneys Dissect Adnan Syed's Case (Legal Talk Network)
12/24/2014
12/22/2014
Law Students Identified Another Possible Suspect In The 'Serial' Murder Case (Business Insider)
02/12/2014
Edgar Coker's name to be taken off Va. sex offender list years after false accusation (The Washington Post)
02/12/2014
Louisa man falsely convicted of rape is exonerated with UVa legal team's help (The Daily Progress)
05/01/2012
Va. AG Backs Writ of Actual Innocence for James City County Man (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
04/14/2012
UVa's Innocence Project Having a Busy -- and Possibly Banner -- Year (The Daily Progress)
AT UVA LAW
Faculty in the News
Saikrishna Prakash, What Happens If Mueller Decides To Subpoena President Trump? (ABC News)
A. E. Dick Howard, ADL and Partners Launch Initiative to Combat Extremism in Cities Across the U.S. (Anti-Defamation League)
Matthew Olsen, Uber Picks N.S.A. Veteran to Fix Troubled Security Team (The New York Times)
Ashley S. Deeks, The Cybersecurity 202: Trump Team Isn't Doing Enough To Deter Russian Cyberattacks, According to Our Panel of Security Experts (The Washington Post)
