From introduction: "Th e development of DNA testing has, for the fi rst time in the history of criminal justice, made it possible to demonstrate with almost certainty that a convicted individual did not commit a crime. Since its inception in 1992, Th e Innocence Project has identifi ed more than 250 cases wherein DNA testing revealed that the convicted suspect was factually innocent (www.innocenceproject.org). False confessions are identifi ed as a factor in about 25% of these cases. Wrongful convictions are of concern to all members of the criminal justice system not only because a wrongful conviction results in the imprisonment of an innocent person, but also because it allows the true off ender to remain at large and commit more crimes."...
Research has demonstrated that false confessors whose cases are not dismissed before trial are often...
In this lecture, Professor Richard Leo discusses false confession cases, exploring the phenomenon of...
DNA has really changed the way that defense lawyers and prosecutors think about wrongful convictions...
A puzzle is raised by cases of false confessions: How could an innocent on convincingly confess to a...
The advent of post-conviction DNA testing in the past twenty years has spawned an Innocence Revoluti...
In the last two decades, hundred of convicted prisoners have been exonerated by DNA and non-DNA evid...
Of the 1,705 post-conviction DNA and non-DNA exonerations that have occurred from 1989 to the end of...
A second wave of false confessions is cresting. In the first twenty-one years of post-conviction DNA...
According to the Innocence Project, approximately 30% of all DNA exonerations involved a false conf...
False convictions have received a lot of attention in recent years. Two-hundred and forty-one prison...
Chapter 2 examines the critical role DNA analysis has played in exonerating the wrongfully convicted...
Interrogation-induced false confessions are a systemic feature of American criminal justice. In the ...
In criminal trials, a person’s admission of guilt usually results in a sure conviction and sentence....
In the criminal justice system, confessions have long been considered the gold standard in evidence....
The causes of false confessions are an important issue in legal studies and forensics. Recent advanc...
Research has demonstrated that false confessors whose cases are not dismissed before trial are often...
In this lecture, Professor Richard Leo discusses false confession cases, exploring the phenomenon of...
DNA has really changed the way that defense lawyers and prosecutors think about wrongful convictions...
A puzzle is raised by cases of false confessions: How could an innocent on convincingly confess to a...
The advent of post-conviction DNA testing in the past twenty years has spawned an Innocence Revoluti...
In the last two decades, hundred of convicted prisoners have been exonerated by DNA and non-DNA evid...
Of the 1,705 post-conviction DNA and non-DNA exonerations that have occurred from 1989 to the end of...
A second wave of false confessions is cresting. In the first twenty-one years of post-conviction DNA...
According to the Innocence Project, approximately 30% of all DNA exonerations involved a false conf...
False convictions have received a lot of attention in recent years. Two-hundred and forty-one prison...
Chapter 2 examines the critical role DNA analysis has played in exonerating the wrongfully convicted...
Interrogation-induced false confessions are a systemic feature of American criminal justice. In the ...
In criminal trials, a person’s admission of guilt usually results in a sure conviction and sentence....
In the criminal justice system, confessions have long been considered the gold standard in evidence....
The causes of false confessions are an important issue in legal studies and forensics. Recent advanc...
Research has demonstrated that false confessors whose cases are not dismissed before trial are often...
In this lecture, Professor Richard Leo discusses false confession cases, exploring the phenomenon of...
DNA has really changed the way that defense lawyers and prosecutors think about wrongful convictions...