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Wrongful convictions and the DNA revolution :twenty-five years of freeing the innocent
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Cambridge
Cambridge University Press
2017
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Barry Scheck & Peter Neufeld
- Talking about a revolution : a quarter century of DNA exonerations / Daniel S. Medwed
- Innocence before dna / Michael Meltsner
- Convicting the innocent redux / Brandon L. Garrett
- Has the innocence movement become an exoneration movement? : the risks and rewards of redefining innocence / Richard A. Leo
- Negotiating accuracy : DNA in the age of plea bargaining / Alexandra Natapoff
- Reacting to recantations / Rob Warden
- A tale of two innocence clinics : client representation and legislative advocacy / Jacqueline McMurtrie
- How DNA has changed contemporary death penalty debates / Michael L. Radelet
- What does innocence have to do with cruel and unusual punishment? / Robert J. Smith, G. Ben Cohen & Zoe Robinson
- Flawed science and the new wave of innocents / Keith A. Findley
- Prosecutors: the thin last line protecting the innocent / George C. Thomas III
- Ineffective assistance of counsel and the innocence revolution : a standards-based approach procedural changes / Adele Bernhard
- Post-conviction procedure : the next frontier in innocence reform / Stephanie Roberts Hartung
- Can we protect the innocent without freeing the guilty? : thoughts on innocence reforms that avoid harmful tradeoffs / Paul G. Cassell
- Retrospective justice in the age of innocence : the hard case of rape executions / Margaret Burnham
- Outbreaks of injustice : responding to systemic irregularities in the criminal justice system / Sandra Guerra Thompson & Robert Wicoff
- Exonerating the innocent : habeas for nonhuman animals / Justin F. Marceau & Steven Wise
- The global innocence movement / Mark Godsey
- Innocence at war / Erik Luna.