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

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"Innocent is an excellent recommendation to make the next time someone questions the need for further criminal justice reform." * New York Law Journal *
"Christianson succeeds in raising reasonable doubts and questions about the integrity of our criminal justice system. Written with perceptiveness and sympathy for the plight of the wrongly convicted, [Innocent] is an excellent addition to the literature on miscarriages of justice." * Justicia *
"This should be required reading for everyone who gives a damn about justice in this country." -- Mickey Sherman,CBS News legal analyst
"A chilling chronicle of what can happen when the criminal justice system goes awry" * Publishers Weekly *

Table of Contents
Acknowledgments Introduction 1 Presumed Guilty 2 Mistaken Identi?cation 3 Eyewitness Perjury 4 Ineffective Counsel 5 False Confessions 6 Police Misconduct 7 Fabrication of Evidence 8 Prosecutorial Misconduct9 Forensics 10 Selected Wrongful Conviction Cases Appendix Selected References Resources About the Author

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      Publisher: New York University Press
      Publication Date: 01/11/2006
      ISBN13: 9780814716755, 978-0814716755
      ISBN10: 081471675X
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      Description

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

      Trade Review
      "Innocent is an excellent recommendation to make the next time someone questions the need for further criminal justice reform." * New York Law Journal *
      "Christianson succeeds in raising reasonable doubts and questions about the integrity of our criminal justice system. Written with perceptiveness and sympathy for the plight of the wrongly convicted, [Innocent] is an excellent addition to the literature on miscarriages of justice." * Justicia *
      "This should be required reading for everyone who gives a damn about justice in this country." -- Mickey Sherman,CBS News legal analyst
      "A chilling chronicle of what can happen when the criminal justice system goes awry" * Publishers Weekly *

      Table of Contents
      Acknowledgments Introduction 1 Presumed Guilty 2 Mistaken Identi?cation 3 Eyewitness Perjury 4 Ineffective Counsel 5 False Confessions 6 Police Misconduct 7 Fabrication of Evidence 8 Prosecutorial Misconduct9 Forensics 10 Selected Wrongful Conviction Cases Appendix Selected References Resources About the Author

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