An edition of Anatomy of innocence
(2017)
Anatomy of innocence
testimonies of the wrongfully convicted
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by Laura Caldwell and Leslie S. Klinger
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How do wrongful convictions happen, and what are the consequences for the lucky few who are acquitted, years after they are proven innocent? Fourteen exonerated inmates narrate their stories, while another exoneree's case is explored. They detail every aspect of the experience of wrongful conviction, as well as the remarkable depths of endurance sustained by each exoneree who never lost hope.
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Administration of Criminal justice, Prisoners, Case studies, Judicial error, Criminal justice, administration of, TRUE CRIME, Criminal justice, Administration of -- United States -- Case studies, Judicial error -- United States -- Case studies, Prisoners -- United States -- Case studiesPlaces
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Anatomy of innocence: testimonies of the wrongfully convicted
2017, Liveright Publishing Corporation
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Anatomy of Innocence: Testimonies of the Wrongfully Convicted
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Table of Contents
The knock on the door: the arrest -- Gloria Killian (California exoneree), as told to S.J. Rozan
The trip to Doty Road: the interrogation -- David Bates (Illinois exoneree), as told to Sara Paretsky
The evidence closes in: the trial -- Ray Towler (Ohio exoneree), as told to Laurie R. King
Just one: the verdict -- Michael Evans (Illinois exoneree), as told to Brad Parks
Descent: entering prison -- Ken Wyniemko (Michigan exoneree), as told to Michael Harvey
The fortune cookie: the lessons learned -- Kirk Bloodsworth (Maryland exoneree), as told to Lee Child
A study in Sisyphus: serving time -- Audrey Edmunds (Wisconsin exoneree), as told to Judge John Sheldon and Gayle Lynds
The wrong man: the cruelties of fate -- Alton Logan (Illinois exoneree), as told to Jan Burke
Luck and the death penalty: community involvement -- an essay about Peter Reilly (Connecticut exoneree) by Arthur Miller
Staying on track: surviving incarceration -- Ginny Lefever (Ohio exoneree), as told to Sarah Weinman
The bloody yellow shirt: obtaining help -- William Dillon (Florida exoneree), as told to Phillip M. Margolin
The long wait: legal appeals -- Jeff Deskovic (New York exoneree), as told to Gary Phillips
The last bad morning: exoneration -- Antione Day (Illinois exoneree), as told to Jamie Freveletti
Moving forward: post release -- Jerry Miller (Illinois exoneree), as told to John Mankiewicz
Every day is a new beginning: life after innocence -- Juan Rivera (Illinois exoneree), as told to Laura Caldwell.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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