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Innocent Inside Wrongful Conviction Cases Scott Christianson

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Innocent Inside Wrongful Conviction Cases Scott Christianson
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Publisher: New York University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 56.05 MB
Author: Scott Christianson
ISBN: 9780814790212, 0814790216
Language: English
Year: 2004

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Innocent Inside Wrongful Conviction Cases Scott Christianson by Scott Christianson 9780814790212, 0814790216 instant download after payment.

A look at the prisioners who are unfairly imprisioned, written by a journalist.


Innocent graphically documents forty-two recent criminal cases to find evidence of shocking miscarriages of justice, especially in murder cases. Based upon interviews with more than 200 people and reviews of hundreds internal case files, court records, smoking-gun memoranda, and other documents, Scott Christianson gets inside the legal cases, revealing the mistakes, abuses, and underlying factors that led to miscarriages of justice, while also describing how determined prisoners, post-conviction attorneys, advocates, and journalists struggle against tremendous odds to try to win their exonerations.
The result is a powerful work that recounts the human costs of a criminal justice system gone awry, and shows us how wrongful convictions can—and do—happen everywhere.

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