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200 00$aWrongly convicted $eperspectives on failed justice /$fedited by Saundra D. Westervelt, John A. Humphrey ; with a foreword by Michael L. Radelet$b[electronic resource]
210   $aNew Brunswick, N.J. $cRutgers University Press$dc2001
215   $a1 online resource (xiv, 301 p. )
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $tForeword /$rMichael L. Radelet --$tIntroduction /$rJohn A. Humphrey and Saundra D. Westervelt --$gPart I.$tCauses of wrongful convictions --$tMisinformation and wrongful convictions /$rGeorge Castelle and Elizabeth F. Loftus --$tFalse confessions : causes, consequences, and solutions /$rRichard A. Leo --$tFrom the jailhouse to the courthouse : the role of informants in wrongful convictions /$rClifford S. Zimmerman --$tThe police role in wrongful convictions : an international comparative study /$rDiane L. Martin --$gPart II.$tThe social characteristics of the wrongly convicted --$tWho are the wrongly convicted on death row? /$rWilliam M. Holmes --$tRacial bias and the conviction of the innocent /$rKaren F. Parker, Mari A. Dewees, and Michael L. Radelet --$gPart III.$tThe faces of the wrongly convicted : case studies --$tMore than a reasonable doubt : the trial and execution of Frank Ewing /$rMargaret Vandiver --$tNo appeal from the grave : innocence, capital punishment, and the lessons of history /$rJames R. Acker, Thomas Brewer, Eamon Cunningham, Allison Fitzgerald, Jamie Flexon, Julie Lombard, Barbara Ryn, and Bivette Stodghill --$tWhodudnit? an examination of the production of wrongful convictions /$rWilliam S. Lofquist$gPart IV.$tVisions for change in the twenty-first century$tBack from the courthouse : corrective measures to address the role of informants in wrongful convictions /$rClifford Zimmerman --$tEffective assistance of counsel /$rAdele Bernhard --$tDNA and innocence scholorship /$rBarry Scheck and Peter Neufeld --$tThe adversary system and historical accuracy : can we do better? /$rDaniel Givelber --$tErroneous convictions and the death penalty /$rMichael L. Radelet and Hugo Adam Bedau.
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