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Convicting the innocent : Where criminal prosecutions go wrong
Publication details: London Harvard University Press 2011Description: 367pISBN:- 9780674058705
- 345.0772 GAR GAR
Contents:
Contents
1. Introduction;
2. Contaminated Confessions;
3· Eyewitness Misidentifications;
4· Flawed Forensics;
5· Trial by Liar;
6. Innocence on Trial;
7· Judging Innocence;
8. Exoneration;
9· Reforming the Criminal Justice System;
Appendix;
Notes;
Acknowledgments;
Index
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Contents
1. Introduction;
2. Contaminated Confessions;
3· Eyewitness Misidentifications;
4· Flawed Forensics;
5· Trial by Liar;
6. Innocence on Trial;
7· Judging Innocence;
8. Exoneration;
9· Reforming the Criminal Justice System;
Appendix;
Notes;
Acknowledgments;
Index