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This book lays out the authorâs proven approach to investigating and assessing a defendantâs claim of innocence whether pre-trial, or post-conviction. The author weaves his 35 years of experience into a simple step-by-step process, showing the reader how to objectively investigate a wrongful conviction. He uses his case histories to describe an alternative to the âœtrial and errorâ methods so often used. As a result, this book offers a methodical and repeatable approach to assessing and investigating a defendantâs claim of innocence. The book refers to the actual investigations, which led to dozens of exonerations, prison releases, acquittals, and dismissed charges in Murder I cases.

Claims of innocence may be common, but knowledge of an objective way to assess those claims is hardly universal. This book was written for the classroom and the field. It is essential reading for the student, the Innocence Project volunteer, practitioner or anyone interested in correcting a wrongful conviction, or avoiding the next false conviction.

Unraveling the Wrongful Conviction

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    A Paperback by Dan J. Grothaus

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      Publisher Taylor & Francis
      Published 9 December 2025
      ISBN-13 9781032895314
      978-1032895314
      ISBN-10 1032895314
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      Law Sentencing and punishment

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      This book lays out the authorâs proven approach to investigating and assessing a defendantâs claim of innocence whether pre-trial, or post-conviction. The author weaves his 35 years of experience into a simple step-by-step process, showing the reader how to objectively investigate a wrongful conviction. He uses his case histories to describe an alternative to the âœtrial and errorâ methods so often used. As a result, this book offers a methodical and repeatable approach to assessing and investigating a defendantâs claim of innocence. The book refers to the actual investigations, which led to dozens of exonerations, prison releases, acquittals, and dismissed charges in Murder I cases.

      Claims of innocence may be common, but knowledge of an objective way to assess those claims is hardly universal. This book was written for the classroom and the field. It is essential reading for the student, the Innocence Project volunteer, practitioner or anyone interested in correcting a wrongful conviction, or avoiding the next false conviction.

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