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Understanding Wrongful Conviction: How Innocent People Are Convicted of Crimes They Did Not Commit

Robert J Ramsey
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Understanding Wrongful Conviction: How Innocent People Are Convicted of Crimes They Did Not Commit identifies and discusses breakdowns in the criminal justice system that can have profoundly negative effects on individuals operating within or who are subjects of the system. The text also explores what can be done to successfully reduce the incidence of wrongful conviction.

The opening chapter defines wrongful conviction, explains the importance of its study, and pro

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Cognella Academic Publishing
Date
6 December 2019
Pages
214
ISBN
9781516597598

Understanding Wrongful Conviction: How Innocent People Are Convicted of Crimes They Did Not Commit identifies and discusses breakdowns in the criminal justice system that can have profoundly negative effects on individuals operating within or who are subjects of the system. The text also explores what can be done to successfully reduce the incidence of wrongful conviction.

The opening chapter defines wrongful conviction, explains the importance of its study, and pro

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Cognella Academic Publishing
Date
6 December 2019
Pages
214
ISBN
9781516597598

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