How to pronounce “jeannie” in English

Jeannie: Yes.

Jeannie: So a person serving life without possibility of parole has no opportunity to be released unless they're able to prove themself innocent.

Jeannie: So Death Row in California is different than Death Row was in Illinois.

Jeannie: Well, what I say about DNA is that DNA has taught us in law enforcement not to believe everything we think.

As Jeannie mentioned, there was actually a period where the US Supreme Court threw out the death penalty for the entire country.

Do you know Jeannie McCarthy?

And so Jeannie McCarthy set up a couple weekend sessions.

I'll let Jeannie actually address this.

But I think Jeannie's perspective is also helpful in this.

These mistakes are serious and as Jeannie said, they continue to happen.

Natasha: Maybe I can ask Jeannie to jump in on this too, since she's the most familiar with California's security systems.

And Jeannie and I do child care, and I get up very early morning to write.

My name is Jeannie.

You mentioned that you were worried that you were slipping into "I Dream of Jeannie."

Into "I Dream of Jeannie."

So yeah, "I Dream of Jeannie" as well.

And there was this awful moment halfway through the book where I thought that I might be rewriting "I Dream of Jeannie."

So Jeannie, I called Jeannie and was like, I've got an emergency.

That's my Mikey there, who-- I'm sure many of you know Jeannie Kim, also a former Googler.

Alan: So, Jeannie.

Alan: So let me go back to Natasha and I. And Jeannie, I think, also have it but to get to the point of what are the chances of somebody actually coming out, given life,